text: Sitemap Northwest Indian Fisheries CommissionBeing FrankDrought, Water Quality on Many MindsHabitat Must Carry More WeightThe Legacy of Billy Frank Jr.Tomorrow's SalmonSeals, Sea Lions Slowing Salmon RecoveryCooperation Keys Salmon Management, RecoveryEating Fish Shouldn't Be RiskyAttention, Action Needed For Salmon RecoveryBudget Cuts Threaten Fish and Wildlife, Co-managementDeparting WDFW Director Will be MissedWorking for Tomorrow Every DayTell The TruthBeing Frank: Inslee Water Quality Plan Too Little, Too LateListen to the PlanetHonoring the Legacy of Billy Frank Jr.Keep Big Oil Out of Grays HarborPut People Before ProfitsNew Hatchery a BlessingBill Could Lead to Justice, HealingGood Relationships Don't Just HappenProposed Chehalis Dam Threatens Treaty RightsBoeing, Let's TalkOne small stream could lead to better water quality statewideFix White River Dam, Fish PassageEvery Forest Once a Food ForestTime to Move Forward on Fish Consumption RateDon't let First Salmon become Last SalmonFixing the culverts is good for everyoneFish Consumption Rate UnjustLincoln's Birthday Special to Treaty TribesAllocation is not ConservationAloha, Senator Daniel InouyeTribes Call for Fish Consumption Rate ActionHatcheries Critical to Salmon ManagementReport Tells the Truth on Salmon RecoveryState Still Ignores Fish-Blocking CulvertsEnforcing environmental laws is key to salmon recoveryFirst Stewards Have Much to TeachTreaty rights are civil rightsHatcheries Are Necessary ToolsStop the slow down to save Puget SoundTraditional foods are treaty foodsWe need to win the battle for salmon recoverySalmon are for everyoneIt's time to stand up for clean seafoodCorps' Permit Program Threatens Salmon HabitatThere are a lot more Elwhas out thereEvery bit of habitat is importantPollution Denies Our Treaty RightsFix Your Culverts, State of WashingtonTribes Are Reacting To Climate ChangeBefore You Take Too Much Water, Make Sure It's ThereWhat's good for Orca is good for fishermenCoho Creek means Jobs and SalmonTribes Increasing Salmon Production, ProtectionInvest In Our FutureWater Law An Accident Waiting to HappenBeing Frank: Harvest Held to a Higher StandardRemember Where Our Food Comes FromMilestones to Salmon Recovery Adding UpStrength in SharingKiket An Island of CooperationHarvest Holding the LineCourage needed on Johns CreekDetermination Brings Down Dams, Sets ExampleHow Are We Doing on Habitat?Status Quo Has To GoA Sense of PlaceLooking At Hatcheries Through The Habitat LensPuget Sound Starts Where You StandEchoHawk Offers New DirectionHabitat Key to Salmon RecoveryMystery Bay: It's clean so let's keep it that wayHoh Solution Good For Tribe, River, FishTrust Is The Key To Better Fisheries ManagementCooperation Shows the WayTreaty Tribes, State Mark North of Falcon 25th AnniversaryTribes ready for a new relationshipTired of Salmon?Let's understand our watery worldWe Have to be Salmon ToughWill the Rivers Run Dry?The Battle of the SpeciesThey're Counting On UsNot an Isolated IncidentDon't let fishing be the scapegoatStanding Up For SalmonRescue tug rescues the coastal environmentPeople and Salmon: We're in the same boatBringing FocusBeing Frank: Tribal Efforts Benefit YouBeing Frank: Support the Makah NationBeing Frank: Culvert Ruling Benefits Salmon EveryoneBeing Frank: Co-Management Benefits Elk, TooOne Step ForwardBeing Frank: Listen to the Heart BeatBeing Frank: Connecting The DotsBeing Frank: Certainty is KeyBeing Frank: Time Moves On, But Treaties RemainThe Healing PathBeing Frank: HopeBeing Frank: A Tribute To Kenny BragetBeing Frank: Help Save Turtle IslandBeing Frank: We Are All ConnectedBeing Frank: A Traditional BeliefBeing Frank: The MapBeing Frank: Don't Wave GoodbyeBeing Frank: We Are OhanaBeing Frank: Life Without The Orca?Being Frank: Open Your EyesBeing Frank: Wisdom, Foresight, Courage And The Three "G's"Listen To The SalmonStep Forward for Puget SoundThe Vision of Vine Deloria, Jr.Regarding Leadership and HabitatCaring for the American VillageHow Important Is Water?It Takes More Than WordsSalmon Are Killed By More Than Just FishingWhat's Causing The Droughts?All Habitat Is CriticalStrong Laws Will Protect SalmonHatcheries Aren't HabitatBoldt Brought Management To StateOn Earth And On Mars – Water Is LifeStatus Of Things To ComeWho We AreMPAs Only One ToolCourt's Ruling Ignores Makah Treaty RightTribes Hold The Senior Water RightTribes Are A Political Force, If People ListenTribes Won't Stop Fishing, Recovery EffortsTribes Will Do Their Part For GroundfishLarger Returns Don't Equal Salmon RecoveryFish Are Food, TooState's Duty: Fix The CulvertsA New Look At HatcheriesLet's Awaken The Sleeping LadyDon't Water Down Shoreline Regulations, Strengthen ThemBeing Frank: At The Confluence Of The CenturiesBeing Frank: Everyone Should Celebrate The Makah Whale HuntWords Must Be Backed By ActionTribal Fisheries Respond To Endangered Species ActLet's Get Back On The Right PathEmploymentDirector of Natural Resources – Hoh Indian TribeField Biologist I – Upper Skagit Indian TribeShellfish Biologist – Skokomish Indian TribeFisheries Administrator – Quinault Indian NationSpecial Projects Forester – Quinault Indian NationFish Clipping – Quinault Indian NationTribal OpportunitiesDirector of Natural Resources – Hoh Indian TribeField Biologist I – Upper Skagit Indian TribeShellfish Biologist – Skokomish Indian TribeFisheries Administrator – Quinault Indian NationSpecial Projects Forester – Quinault Indian NationFish Clipping – Quinault Indian NationEventsVideo, presentations from NWIFC ocean acidification workshopLead StoryIntroducing Northwest Treaty TribesPuyallup Tribe: Will a wall of warm water stop salmon?Drought prevents salmon from returning to hatcheryRestored, opened habitat leads to record run of coho from Goldsborough CreekQuinault Indian Nation jump-starting important spruce tree growthWhat Tribal Hatcheries Are Doing to Save Salmon from the DroughtHow a Hot Summer Could Be Deadly for SalmonLower Elwha Klallam Tribe, students gather data from Tumwater CreekWhen you add more wood to a river, it means more salmonJamestown S'Klallam reconnects creek to strait to save fishSwinomish Fish Co. to sell salmon baconNew tools aid tribe's steelhead trackingTribal and state salmon co-managers come to agreement on upcoming fishing seasonsHeronswood Gardens Receives First Tribal ArtNisqually Tribe removing lost fishing gear from South SoundSauk-Suiattle Tribe Tests Remote Site Incubator to Enhance Chum RunSwinomish Tribe's Restoration Improves Fish Passage Beside FarmlandWatch as tribes take to the river to rescue fish when the waters dropThe Nisqually Tribe taking a close look at how salmon recovery can mean wildlife recoverySwinomish Tribe Studies Effect of Climate Change on Community, CultureUpper Skagit's Sustainable Forestry Turns Maples to GuitarsTreaty tribes released 40 million salmon in 2014Squaxin Island Tribe, partners, winning battle with invasive weedsUpper Skagit Tribe harvests last full return of hatchery steelheadDairy Farm Pollution Costs Lummi NationVideo: Cleaning Point Julia on Port Gamble BayDecades old co-management benefit today's South Sound chum salmonTulalip Tribes Keep Track of Hatchery SalmonCoho Salmon Eggs Put to the Stormwater TestTribes partner with OSU to study clam contaminationLower Elwha Klallam Tribe: How wildlife will recolonize former Elwha lakebedsNisqually Tribe counting prawns in South SoundThe Muckleshoot Tribe is spreading traditional food through schoolsSquaxin Island tribe snorkeling for juvenille cohoDegraded water quality forces Lummi to close shellfish harvestMakah Tribe to celebrate completion of state-of-the-art dockPuyallup Tribe trying to find out what's happening to the spring chinookPink Salmon Feeding Bull TroutLorraine Loomis Elected Chair of Northwest Indian Fisheries CommissionLummi fishermen pass down reef net heritageBeavers relocated to improve salmon habitatTribes call on EPA to update water quality standardsNisqually Tribe working with neighbors to restore Ohop CreekOlympian: State's failure to fix culverts violates treaty rightsColumn: Reducing cancer protection undermines higher fish consumption rateNWIFC Magazine: Remembering Billy Frank Jr.Tribes Cautious About Governor's Toxics Reduction PlanGovernor to announce decision on water quality standards todayLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Finishes River Otter, American Dipper Study in Elwha River WatershedSquaxin Island Tribe getting to the bottom of salmon impacts of lakeNational Congress of American Indians joins the Muckleshoot Tribe to oppose genetically engineered salmonSkokomish Tribe Controlling Japanese Oyster Drills on TidelandsNisqually Tribe looking for connections between zooplankton and salmonRemembering Billy Frank Jr.Services planned for Billy Frank Jr.Passing of Billy Frank Jr.Swinomish Tribe measures changes to shellfish over decades on Kukutali PreserveTribal leaders, Congressional representatives and Secretary of Interior Jewell discuss tribal issuesSquaxin Island Tribe, land trust, working together to restore former golf courseLawsuit Threatens Steelhead RecoveryTribes raising releasing young steelhead to restore flagging stockPuyallup Tribe Looking For Coho Family TreeTribes Recovering from Geoduck BanTribes expand efforts to monitor Nooksack elkSwinomish inventories wildlife in Kukutali PreserveHistorical fish hook draws community togetherPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe brings in more efficient incubator systemPuyallup Tribe tracking sea star wasting in South SoundTribes recognize Boldt 40Tribes partner to survey forestlands with LIDARTribes study chinook use of small coastal streamsPink Salmon Broodstock Spawned to Protect Elwha RunForage Fish Important to Salmon DietMarine survival research focuses on juvenile salmon, preferred preyTulalip Tribes turn "gulch" into Greenwood CreekPuyallup Tribe tracking salmon making their way to newly restored habitatLummi Nation seeks federal relief following fishery closureUpper Skagit tracks sockeye's preferred preyNew NWIFC Magazine: Quinault Fisherman Adds Sardines to NetTulalip partners on estuary restoration nearing completionSouth Fork Nooksack Chinook Captive Broodstock Reach Spawning AgeLummi Nation holds reef net fishery at Cherry PointBank protection will also protect salmonOutdated dam harming White River salmonMaterial collection and preparation big part of basket weavingIn the magazine: Short window for intertidal geoduck digTribal students learn natural resource management skillsTribal partnership with utility keeps salmon eggs under waterTribes monitor Puget Sound for toxinsRestoration planned this summer for Skagit River tributaryPuyallup Tribe of Indians adds environmentally friendly housingSwinomish Tribe seeds beach for subsistence manila clam harvestNisqually Tribe is crossing the river to help salmonCrab research by QIN to shed light on low oxygen eventsFederal Court Upholds Tribal Treaty Rights in Culvert CaseUpper Skagit Tribe testing tangle nets to study steelhead populationNew Video: Automatic tagging trailer in actionPuyallup Tribe Helps Spring Chinook Program ContinueTribes sample elk DNA to track populationSquaxin Island Tribe partners up to clean Budd InletSought-after local, sustainable seafood sold at Lummi marketStillaguamish Tribe sponsors salmon habitat restoration on Cherokee CreekSauk-Suiattle Tribe battles invasive knotweedUpper Skagit Tribe surveys habitat use by juvenile chinook, steelheadTwo weekend stories about tribes fighting for salmon habitatTribes monitor Hooper Creek after culvert removalUpper Skagit Tribe builds elk exclusion fence near Mosquito LakeStillaguamish Tribe testing how mushrooms improve water qualityUpper Skagit Tribe's BioBlitz counts hundreds of species in restored habitatLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Has Success with River Otter WorkTreaty Tribes release the State of Our Watersheds ReportSauk-Suiattle Tribe plans for climate changeUpper Skagit Tribe manages elk habitat with Seattle City LightFirst Stewards Send Resolution to Congress, President ObamaUpper Skagit tribal youth learn traditional cedar gatheringNew Video: Traditional Food Night at Paddle to Squaxin 2012Stillaguamish Tribe collects broodstock to supplement North Fork Stillaguamish chinookTulalip Tribes release record number of cohoOpening up Midway Creek gives salmon more habitatPBS NewsHour highlights impact of climate change on tribesLong Time Treaty Rights Warrior, Guy McMinds, PassesNWIFC Magazine: Quileute and Puyallup Tribes Keep Hatchery Programs RunningLummi Nation holds dive safety courseLower Elwha Klallam, DNR restoring former A-Frame site on Ediz HookThe Olympian: Voice for salmon heard againIHN virus detected in Atlantic salmon farm near Bainbridge IslandLummi Nation teen builds boat for senior projectUpper Skagit Indian Tribe examines steelhead scalesClimate change: Washington coastal tribes hosting symposium blending indigenous knowledge with western scienceSkokomish Tribe, Partners Enhance Tidelands with Logs, RootwadsPuyallup Tribe Helps Spring Chinook Program ContinuePoint Elliott Treaty tribes collar elk to track herd in North CascadesCoastal tribes and communities preparing for arrival of tsunami debrisPort Gamble S'Klallam transfers juvenile coho to Port Gamble Bay net pensMuckleshoot food program fosters creative solutionsSuquamish Tribe Retrieves Bones of Gray WhaleTulalip Tribes replenish huckleberry gathering areasQuinault intertidal surveys protect and informRazor clam digs scheduled following surveysSurvival rates focus of Makah's elk studiesNWIFC Magazine: Celebrating and Studying Elwha Dam RemovalLummi Nation distributes sockeye to familiesIdaho Statesman: Elwha ceremony recalls how treaty fight changed NorthwestFreeing The Elwha: Lower Elwha Tribe Celebrates Dam RemovalLive blogging the Elwha River Science SymposiumStillaguamish Tribe raising captive broodstock to save South Fork chinookAudio: Billy Frank Jr. at American Fisheries Society annual meetingThe Last Dikes Coming Down Along Nisqually EstuaryNewsPuyallup Tribe: Will a wall of warm water stop salmon?Drought prevents salmon from returning to hatcheryRestored, opened habitat leads to record run of coho from Goldsborough CreekQuinault Indian Nation jump-starting important spruce tree growthChief Kitsap Academy students build water sensor computersLummi Nation Raises Next Generation of StewardsHow a Hot Summer Could Be Deadly for SalmonSuquamish Tribe's Doe Kag Wats estuary: Keeping good wood, removing bad woodLower Elwha Klallam Tribe, students gather data from Tumwater CreekWhen you add more wood to a river, it means more salmonSuquamish Seafoods builds new office, processing facilityJamestown S'Klallam reconnects creek to strait to save fishHow the Squaxin Island Tribe is boosting shellfish populationsDid a Winter Visit By Orcas Help Puget Sound Steelhead?Swinomish Fish Co. to sell salmon baconCoastal razor clam harvest closed indefinitelyMakah Tribe continues pursuit of treaty whaling rightNew tools aid tribe's steelhead trackingTribal and state salmon co-managers come to agreement on upcoming fishing seasonsHeronswood Gardens Receives First Tribal ArtNisqually Tribe removing lost fishing gear from South SoundSuquamish Tribe Reaches Out to Tideland OwnersLummi Nation Shellfish Hatchery Adds All-Night Algae FeedersSauk-Suiattle Tribe Tests Remote Site Incubator to Enhance Chum RunSwinomish Tribe's Restoration Improves Fish Passage Beside FarmlandThe Nisqually Tribe taking a close look at how salmon recovery can mean wildlife recoverySwinomish Tribe Studies Effect of Climate Change on Community, CultureUpper Skagit's Sustainable Forestry Turns Maples to GuitarsSquaxin Island Tribe, partners, winning battle with invasive weedsUpper Skagit Tribe harvests last full return of hatchery steelheadDairy Farm Pollution Costs Lummi NationSquaxin Island Tribe Tracks Warm Water Impact on SalmonLummi Formally Asks Army Corps to Halt Coal TerminalDecades old co-management benefit today's South Sound chum salmonUpper Skagit Tribe Thins Forest for Elk ForageTulalip Tribes Keep Track of Hatchery SalmonNisqually Tribe using new fish camera to keep a close eye on weak steelhead runCoho Salmon Eggs Put to the Stormwater TestTribes partner with OSU to study clam contaminationLower Elwha Klallam Tribe: How wildlife will recolonize former Elwha lakebedsSauk-Suiattle Reservation at Risk from Climate ChangePort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe cleans up Point Julia, Port Gamble BayNisqually Tribe counting prawns in South SoundThe Muckleshoot Tribe is spreading traditional food through schoolsLower Elwha Tribe studies wood movement in Elwha RiverBilly Frank Jr. honored with Crosscut lifetime achievement awardSquaxin Island tribe snorkeling for juvenille cohoSuquamish Tribe, agencies restore eelgrass beds on Bainbridge IslandDegraded water quality forces Lummi to close shellfish harvestLower Elwha Klallam, USGS, Sea Grant: More forage fish seen at Elwha River mouthMakah Tribe to celebrate completion of state-of-the-art dockPuyallup Tribe trying to find out what's happening to the spring chinookPink Salmon Feeding Bull TroutMonitoring shows Skagit delta restoration benefits chinook more than expectedLorraine Loomis Elected Chair of Northwest Indian Fisheries CommissionTribes, State Help Landowners Minimize Elk DamageBeavers relocated to improve salmon habitatMarine Survival Project Looks at Salmon Poisoning DiseaseJamestown S'Klallam Tribe develops shellfish hatcheryNisqually Tribe working with neighbors to restore Ohop CreekVideo: Swinomish tribe harvests Fraser sockeyeLower Elwha Klallam Tribe uses sonar to count fish in Elwha RiverJamestown S'Klallam Tribe cleans tidelands for shellfishJamestown S'Klallam Gathering Steelhead DNA for DatabaseSteelhead population has doubled in Skokomish River, Hood CanalLower Elwha Klallam Looking at Hair Loss Syndrome in Black-Tailed DeerTribes Cautious About Governor's Toxics Reduction PlanLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Finishes River Otter, American Dipper Study in Elwha River WatershedSquaxin Island Tribe getting to the bottom of salmon impacts of lakeNational Congress of American Indians joins the Muckleshoot Tribe to oppose genetically engineered salmonSkokomish Tribe Controlling Japanese Oyster Drills on TidelandsSquaxin Island Tribe unveils new green natural resources buildingStudent built rain gardens are key to salmon recoveryNisqually Tribe looking for connections between zooplankton and salmonTulalip Tribes harvest highly nutritious stinging nettlesSwinomish Tribe measures changes to shellfish over decades on Kukutali PreserveTribal leaders, Congressional representatives and Secretary of Interior Jewell discuss tribal issuesTribes release 39 million salmon in 2013New Sand Habitat Attracting More Life near Elwha RiverLawsuit Threatens Steelhead RecoverySuquamish Tribe's Doe Kag Wats Healing a Decade LaterTribes raising releasing young steelhead to restore flagging stockTribal and state co-managers integrate fish distribution dataPuyallup Tribe Looking For Coho Family TreeTribes Recovering from Geoduck BanUpper Skagit Tribe looks at steelhead survivalTribes expand efforts to monitor Nooksack elkSwinomish inventories wildlife in Kukutali PreserveClarks Creek may provide clues to Puget Sound restorationNisqually Tribe helps develop town's new stormater plan to help salmonHistorical fish hook draws community togetherPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe brings in more efficient incubator systemPuyallup Tribe tracking sea star wasting in South SoundPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe transfers fish into new net pensTribes partner to survey forestlands with LIDARTribes study chinook use of small coastal streamsRecord Chum Salmon Run in Hood CanalPink Salmon Broodstock Spawned to Protect Elwha RunElwha Restoration Roundup: Record Chinook Return, Salmon Habitat ImprovingFiltered Stormwater Added to Annual Coho Salmon ExperimentForage Fish Important to Salmon DietTribes partner in marine survival researchMarine survival research focuses on juvenile salmon, preferred preyTulalip Tribes turn "gulch" into Greenwood CreekPuyallup Tribe tracking salmon making their way to newly restored habitatLummi Nation seeks federal relief following fishery closureUpper Skagit tracks sockeye's preferred preyVideo: Tribes survey Nooksack herd using elk scatState Supreme Court rules in Swinomish Tribe's favor in water disputeLogjams protect salmon and railroadSquaxin Island Tribe getting to the bottom of Mill CreekTulalip partners on estuary restoration nearing completionTribes, National Park Monitor Fishers on Olympic PeninsulaSkokomish Tribe Collects Oyster Spat from Hood CanalPort Gamble S'Klallam has Surprising Results in Nearshore StudySouth Fork Nooksack Chinook Captive Broodstock Reach Spawning AgeJamestown S'Klallam, WDFW partner on Strait Geoduck StudyNative Vegetation Filling in Restored Skokomish EstuaryKids Fly a Kite for ScienceLummi Nation holds reef net fishery at Cherry PointBank protection will also protect salmonTribes Minimize Elk Damage with Cost-Effective FenceOutdated dam harming White River salmonMaterial collection and preparation big part of basket weavingLummi Nation harvests hatchery fish, releases natural origin chinookSkokomish Tribe upgrades water quality labTribal students learn natural resource management skillsTribal partnership with utility keeps salmon eggs under waterSalmon using restored tidal channels in Skokomish TidelandsTribes monitor Puget Sound for toxinsTribes Disappointed By State Appeal In Culvert CaseRestoration planned this summer for Skagit River tributaryPuyallup Tribe of Indians adds environmentally friendly housingPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe cleaning up HeronswoodJamestown S'Klallam Tribe starts Washington Harbor restorationSwinomish Tribe seeds beach for subsistence manila clam harvestNisqually Tribe is crossing the river to help salmonSuquamish Tribe donates fry for release in Carkeek ParkMakah Tribe and U.S. Coast Guard Sign MOA to protect oceanCrab research by QIN to shed light on low oxygen eventsChampions for Change: Johnstone honored by White HouseFederal Court Upholds Tribal Treaty Rights in Culvert CaseUpper Skagit Tribe testing tangle nets to study steelhead populationSkokomish Tribe, USGS map seafloor topography and habitats of Skokomish estuaryPuyallup Tribe Helps Spring Chinook Program ContinueTribes sample elk DNA to track populationStatement by Billy Frank Jr. on selection of Sally Jewell as Interior SecretarySought-after local, sustainable seafood sold at Lummi marketBack to the River documentary premieres at Seattle AquariumStillaguamish Tribe sponsors salmon habitat restoration on Cherokee CreekSauk-Suiattle Tribe battles invasive knotweedTribes participate in nationwide mussel watch programUpper Skagit Tribe surveys habitat use by juvenile chinook, steelheadTribes monitor Hooper Creek after culvert removalGrovers Creek Coho Used for Stormwater Runoff StudyUpper Skagit Tribe builds elk exclusion fence near Mosquito LakeStillaguamish Tribe testing how mushrooms improve water qualitySkokomish Tribe starting largest phase of estuary restorationSquaxin Island Tribe studying water circulation in Chapman CoveUpper Skagit Tribe's BioBlitz counts hundreds of species in restored habitatSouth Sound chum test fishery results onlineLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Has Success with River Otter WorkNisqually Tribe tracking salmon through Ohop CreekCatching bugs part of Skokomish estuary monitoring workSuquamish Tribe provides cedar bark harvest opportunityJamestown S'Klallam enhances tidelands with oysters on Sequim BayNorthwest Indian College students help Tulalip Tribes monitor stormwaterSkokomish Tribe Tracks Cougars to Study Deer, Elk PopulationsTreaty Tribes release the State of Our Watersheds ReportSauk-Suiattle Tribe plans for climate changeUpper Skagit Tribe manages elk habitat with Seattle City LightTribe, USGS diving for sediment in Elwha River delta and StraitLower Elwha Klallam Tribe's steelhead program winding downFirst Stewards Send Resolution to Congress, President ObamaFish showing up in Elwha River tributariesSquaxin Island Tribe makes sure state hatchery can release chinookPort Gamble S'Klallam conducts salmon fishing ceremonyUpper Skagit tribal youth learn traditional cedar gatheringSuquamish Tribe builds, operates its own shellfish nurseryTulalip Tribes release record number of cohoOpening up Midway Creek gives salmon more habitatLong Time Treaty Rights Warrior, Guy McMinds, PassesLummi Nation creating first federally backed tribal mitigation bankCoastal Tribes Convene to Tackle Climate ChangeStillaguamish Tribe monitors fish use before and after dike removalLummi Nation holds dive safety courseLower Elwha Klallam, DNR restoring former A-Frame site on Ediz HookSkokomish Tribe studying stomach contents of juvenile salmonJamestown S'Klallam Testing for Shellfish Poison in Sequim BayStillaguamish Tribe looks at pharmaceutical effects on fishSquaxin Tribe setting summer streamflow targets in the Deschutes RiverSalmon fry found, spawning taking place in upper Elwha RiverIHN virus detected in Atlantic salmon farm near Bainbridge IslandLummi Nation teen builds boat for senior projectWorking together to make sure shellfish stay safe to harvestFraser River pink salmon distributed to Suquamish communitySkokomish Tribe addressing shellfish restoration needs in Hood CanalUpper Skagit Indian Tribe examines steelhead scalesSquaxin Island Tribe releases salmon to find out where they goClimate change: Washington coastal tribes hosting symposium blending indigenous knowledge with western scienceTribes restore fish access to estuary near Swinomish ReservationSalt Creek watershed, salmon benefit from Tribe, Property Owner partnershipsMore eelgrass found in Sequim Bay than expectedSkokomish Tribe, Partners Enhance Tidelands with Logs, RootwadsPuyallup Tribe Helps Spring Chinook Program ContinueLower Elwha Klallam Tribe, Olympic National Park start Elwha River RevegetationPoint Elliott Treaty tribes collar elk to track herd in North CascadesCoastal tribes and communities preparing for arrival of tsunami debrisSuquamish Tribe, agencies help with successful Agate Pass Coho Salmon transferSauk-Suiattle Tribe looks at effects of sediment on spawning habitatPort Gamble S'Klallam transfers juvenile coho to Port Gamble Bay net pensMuckleshoot food program fosters creative solutionsSuquamish Tribe Retrieves Bones of Gray WhaleSkokomish Tribe monitoring Skokomish Tidelands following restoration workPoor habitat decisions affecting Dungeness River residentsSwinomish Tribe keeps an eye on water rights issueMajor changes to Elwha River since start of dam removalTulalip Tribes replenish huckleberry gathering areasKeeping a Close Eye on Nisqually Winter ChumGrovers Creek coho used for testing pre-spawning mortality causesQuinault intertidal surveys protect and informLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Release Salmon Above Elwha DamNisqually Tribe closes coho fishery to protect weak runThirty Cent Creek Reconnected to Sooes RiverRazor clam digs scheduled following surveysSurvival rates focus of Makah's elk studiesLower Elwha Klallam: Airlift of Logs Helps Restore Salmon HabitatLummi Nation studies tribal seafood dietFreeing The Elwha: Lower Elwha Tribe Celebrates Dam RemovalBehind The Elwha Dams: The Drawdown of the Aldwell and Mills ReservoirsStillaguamish Tribe raising captive broodstock to save South Fork chinookSwinomish Tribe cleaning up contaminated area near the mouth of Padilla BayPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe uses SONAR to examine nearshore environmentThe Last Dikes Coming Down Along Nisqually EstuaryLower Elwha Klallam Tribe to measure sediment from river dams during removalSquaxin Island Tribe Counting Birds to Find Pollution CauseSuquamish Tribe takes ownership of gray whale carcassLower Elwha Klallam using sonar to count fish in Elwha RiverLummi Fishers Project helps tribal fishermen earn a living all yearLower Elwha Klallam Tribe following river otters, American dippersSuquamish Tribe turns attention to juvenile coho salmon in Chico watershedSkokomish Tribe progressing on steelhead project in Hood CanalJamestown S'Klallam Tribe testing Jimmycomelately Creek for dissolved oxygenRestoring kelp beds in Port Gamble BayStillaguamish Tribe reconnects river to Blue SloughUpper Skagit Tribe enhancing shellfish beds in Samish BayLummi Nation holds community cleanupJamestown S'Klallam Tribe Snorkel Surveys Logjams in Dungeness RiverLower Elwha Klallam Tribe transfers first group of fish to new hatcherySwinomish Tribe harvests clams in new bait fisherySkokomish Tribe Commemorates New Fish Passage at Lake CushmanNisqually Tribe expanding search for steelheadNooksack elk herd continues to recoverNew Nisqually Chinook Recovery Plan Recognizes Habitat RestorationStillaguamish Tribe deploys hydrolab in Port SusanPort Gamble S'Klallam tries out new method for net pen fish transferMakah Tribe collars cougars for studyTulalip Tribes looking at climate change from the mountains to the seaLummi Nation warning system ready for tsunami or other disasterSuquamish Teens Participate in Climate Change Summit with PeersSwinomish youth learn about native plants, salmon restorationPuyallup Tribe elk study points to need for protection and restorationQuinault Indian Nation opposes dams in Chehalis River basinTribes work together to provide salmon for familiesLower Elwha Klallam Tribe completes Elwha River logjam constructionNursing Point Julia back to healthTribes bring management skills and traditional knowledge to developing ocean policyLummi Nation looks at wind powerSuquamish Tribe removing coded-wire tags from chinookSquaxin Island Tribe Further Testing Mushrooms as Water Quality SolutionSkokomish Tribe, Forest Service collaborate on elk habitat restorationLummi Nation aids study of bacterial disease in hatchery cohoUpper Skagit Tribe monitors spawning channels to deter beaver activityTribes find ways to keep beavers from blocking fish passageCoho salmon spawn in Tulalip's newly created habitatTulalip project returns the tide to isolated floodplainTribes, state nourish Fidalgo Bay beaches for forage fishSuquamish Tribe purchases tidelands near Chico CreekSquaxin Island Tribe Steps up Efforts to Restore Fish and Wildlife Habitat in Shelton HarborPort Gamble S'Klallam: Net Pens Still Going Strong After Three DecadesHistoric Indianola Estuary Open to Tidal Flow Once AgainLower Elwha Klallam, National Parks, work together on elk population studyJamestown S'Klallam Tribe prepares watershed for dike setbackTribal sovereignty and natural resource management pioneer Guy McMinds retiresNalley Island Restored to Natural EstuarySquaxin Island Tribe studies draw a map to restoring Budd InletTribes and state change harvest levels of black-tail deer to bolster populationsPuyallup Tribe closes coho fishery early to ensure future runsLarge Fraser sockeye run doesn't make up for decades of poor fishingSouth Fork Skokomish River Restoration CompleteStudying Elwha River sediment is big part of dam removal prepTribal Tree Donation Completes Habitat Restoration ProjectNew Mashel River Logjams Protect Salmon and PropertyJamestown S'Klallam and property owners restore McDonald Creek to its full potentialFraser River sockeye salmon returns among highest recordedWild turkey population introduced on Tulalip reservationSquaxin Island Tribe restoring Olympia oystersParalytic shellfish alert on coast may be beginning of more in the futurePuyallup Tribe Looking for new residents in Sha DadxUpper Skagit Tribe expands shellfish programSuquamish Tribe Closer to Chico Creek Estuary Restoration with Culvert RemovalTribal Students Learn About The Simple Life of OystersSquaxin Island Tribe recreating Oakland Bay to investigate bacteriaLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Prepares Floodplains for Dam Removal With Revegetation EffortsPort Gamble S'Klallam Participates in NaGISA ProjectPartnership creates state park on Swinomish tribal landLummi Nation sea cucumber harvest offers relief from declining salmon runsCalifornia mussels on Olympic Coast contain deadly amounts of toxin that causes PSPTribes remove fish-blocking culvert from Suiattle River tributaryPort Gamble S'Klallam: First Responders to Oil SpillCoast Salish People Gather to Define Impacts of Climate Change on Tribal Culture and SovereigntySquaxin Island Tribe to Use Grant to Protect and Restore Goldsborough CreekJamestown S'Klallam, WDFW Boosting Pink Population in the Dungeness WatershedTreaty Tribes, State Develop Conservation-based Salmon FisheriesSauk-Suiattle Tribe surveys amphibians to monitor wetland healthRetreating glaciers adding to fish woes on Quinault RiverStillaguamish Tribe brings Pilchuck Park to lifeTulalip Tribes expand salmon genetic testing abilitiesSkokomish Tribe, Forest Service to Restore South Fork Skokomish RiverSkokomish Tribe Elk Survey Brings Home a Lesson for KidsSuquamish Tribe restarts its Agate Pass coho net pen operationTribes' State of Our Watersheds to assess recovery progressSquaxin Island Tribe Appeals Johns Creek Decision to GovernorHatchery Groundbreaking at Lower Elwha KlallamTribes Praise Obama Administration's Increase in 2011 Rights Protection BudgetSquaxin Island Tribe files second petition to protect Johns CreekPoint Elliott Tribes: Damage control hunts are last resortLittle Creek in Hoh River Watershed on Track to Produce More CohoSwinomish Tribe raising community awareness about climate changeStillaguamish wetland restoration expands with state cooperationStillaguamish Tribe helps draft marine debris action planLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Studying Lake Sutherland KokaneePort Gamble S'Klallam Studying the Health of Hood Canal SalmonStillaguamish Tribe looks at contaminants that could inhibit salmon breedingLummi Nation project restores habitat, helps build homesQuileute Tribe Boosts Sol Duc Summer RunUpper Skagit Tribe Uses Groundbreaking Methods in Hansen Creek ProjectSquaxin Island Tribe restricts coho fishing to protect chumJamestown S'Klallam Using New Oyster Farming Technology in Sequim BayFederal Stimulus Funds Support Elwha River Floodplain Restoration EffortsJamestown S'Klallam Restores 18 Acres of Dungeness River EstuaryOcean Glider Looks Beneath Quinault Indian Nation Traditional WatersLummi Nation accounts for all tideland speciesQuileute Tribe Provides Money to Finish Rearing 350,000 Sol Duc River CohoMakah Students Help Survey Culturally Important Purple Olive Shells on Makah BeachesLogjams on the Mashel River help fish, protect propertyAnderson Good Choice to lead WDFWPink Salmon Benefit Bull Trout and SteelheadMaking way for chinook on Ohop CreekSkokomish Tribe 'Outraged' Over Closure of Shellfish Beds Due to Sport FisheryBreakthrough week in tribal estuary restorationsMakah Tribe Adds To Marine Mammal Stranding Response CapabilityU.S. Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs Visits Northwest TribesFirst of Many Logjams Protecting Sockeye Habitat on Quinault RiverResearch Helps Sustain Culturally Important Resources for Makah TribeMore education is a key to protecting Oakland BayVolunteers Sought for Tribal Crab StudySuquamish Hopes for Early-Timed Chinook Run At Gorst SoonLummi Nation stomping out knotweed in Bells CreekTribes monitor fish in nearshore 'nursery'Major Success in Lower Elwha Klallam Steelhead Broodstock ProgramTrees floating behind dam contribute to salmon recoveryJamestown S'Klallam Tribe Studying the Health of Sequim BayFloods, Lack of Habitat Hurt Puyallup River ChinookEPA grants $2 million to tribes for Puget Sound projectsSquaxin Island Tribe Tracking Coho in Sherwood CreekJamestown S'Klallam Fighting Butterfly BushStrong fisheries management leads to harvest opportunity on Skagit RiverTreaty Tribes, State Develop Salmon Seasons That Protect Weak Wild StocksTribe preserving threatened South Fork Stillaguamish River chinookLower Elwha Klallam Tribe starts Roosevelt Elk StudyCoastal Tribes Help Protect Public HealthRazor Clams Important Culturally and Economically to QINSauk-Suiattle Tribe monitoring stormwater in DarringtonNisqually Tribe announces pipeline mitigation grantsTulalip Tribes' biomethane plant to benefit salmon restorationAdventures in Coho Stream SurveyingPuyallup Tribe's new tracking method points to smaller elk herd sizeTulalip Tribes engineer wetlands to treat stormwaterLummi Nation partners with county, land trust on South Fork Nooksack restorationMakah Tribe Helps Track and Capture Fisher Needing New Radio CollarHoh Steelhead Family Tree Subject of Hoh Tribe Cooperative StudyDespite low chinook run, co-managers boost escapementUpper Skagit Tribe replaces hatchery roofJamestown S'Klallam, Agencies Share Lessons From "The Jimmy Project"Stillaguamish simulates sediment intrusion with artificial reddsBehind the Scenes: Tribe's River Restoration Crew Gets the Job DonePuyallup Tribe's new hatchery reaches production goalNisqually Tribe, landowner team up to clean creek for cohoLummi technicians behind the controls for Bells Creek restorationQuinault Project Completed in Half the Time With PartnershipsRestoration of Critical Sockeye Habitat on Upper Quinault River BeginsCollaborative efforts for Elwha River freshwater mussel rescueSkagit watershed restoration under wayForest practices preserve fish habitatTribes concerned about cruise ship waste dumped in regional watersVibrio causes problems for Hood Canal oystersChinook Supplementation Study in South Fork SkokomishTribes, agencies partner on Hoko River RestorationTribes close fishery early to ensure future runsPuyallup Tribe opposes expanded hunt on weak elk herdMakah Tribe Sees Results From Work to Increase Oil Spill Response CapacityHealing of Hyas Creek From 1951 Fire Gets a Boost From Cooperative EffortMakah Student Program Inspires Interest in Fisheries and Natural ResourcesSwinomish Tribe Wins Historic Case Against Dike DistrictCoho tagging to update population estimate in Stillaguamish RiverPiling Creek gets help from Lower Elwha and forestersDecades old landslide still harming Deschutes River cohoSport fishermen benefit from short tribal fisheryLower Elwha rescue fish from dewatered Elwha RiverEight Peninsula Tribes, Olympic National Park Sign PactSuquamish Successfully Squelching SpartinaPort Gamble starts water quality and plankton monitoring programsSauk-Suiattle Tribe buys houses, restores habitatHands-On Experiences Teach Importance of Preserving WatershedStillaguamish Tribe looks at impact of lost crab potsTidelands as a ClassroomTribes Blend Canoe Tradition with ScienceBlowdown Tests Timber/Fish/WildlifeSkokomish Mark Return Of North Fork FlowMuckleshoot Tribe Supports Elk Nutrition NeedsStillaguamish Welcomes BuffaloStillaguamish welcomes buffaloMakah Tribal Member is New EPA Senior Tribal Policy AdvisorSkokomish school builds evacuation route for communityFloods and Lack of Habitat Hurt Chinook, Good Weather Boosts PinksDisease Likely Increases Winter Mortality of Black-Tail Deer On North Olympic PeninsulaSquaxin Island Tribe seeks more science on Johns Creek2008 salmon fisheries will protect weak wild salmon runsTribes combine tradition with scienceStillaguamish Tribe keeps an eye on eaglesGroundbreaking Research Could Reveal Historical Oxygen Levels in Hood CanalTribes Work to Protect Port SusanTribes to remove dredge spoils from Swinomish ChannelTribe, NOAA use salmon carcasses to reintroduce nutrients to Elwha RiverMeat salvage returns traditional food to tribal tablesTracking Skagit River ChumNeah Bay: Recent Saves By Tug Highlight NeedMonster December Storm Likely Harmed Future Olympic Peninsula Chinook ReturnsHoh River Flooding: Needs of Fish and People Must be BalancedTribes rescuing native South Fork Nooksack chinookEarly Dungeness Crab Landings Good for Tribal FishermenTribes Applaud Federal Funding For Natural ResourcesThe Nisqually watershed is getting some help from its neighborsMakah Tribe Protecting Ecological Diversity in Neah BayQuileute Tribes Sees Signs of Success on Dickey RiverMakah Tribe: Interpreting Resources For VisitorsUsing Fungus To Reduce Water PollutionTagged Shrimp To Provide Basic DataLamprey study part of Elwha River restorationMakah Tribe Condemns Unauthorized Whale HuntPuyallup Tribe Building New Acclimation PondSquaxin Tribe Finds High Rate of Coho MortalitySwinomish wins half of Supreme Court challengeJamestown Tribe researches shellfish toxinsSlower waters help healthy salmonPhase 1 dike breaching starts on Skokomish tidelandsPuyallup Tribe Tracking Water TemperaturesSuquamish deep into East Kitsap nearshore studyFirst Pink Salmon Of The Year Counted On Puyallup WatershedHigh toxin levels affecting crab harvest in Port Angeles HarborJamestown Studying Spot Shrimp FecunditySkokomish Tribe part of steelhead supplementation projectCo-management effort of saving endangered salmon proves positiveTribal Hatcheries Release 31 Million Salmon in 2006Sediment, Wind Could Contribute to Bacteria Pollution In Oakland BayPuget Sound Treaty Indian Tribes, Shellfish Growers Reach PactSalmon feed recalled from nine tribal hatcheriesTulalip Tribes mark 1.3 million chinook salmon for releaseSwinomish Tribe studies shellfish dietNew Techniques Mean More Chinook On The Puyallup RiverOpen house planned for Wiley Slough estuary restorationSuquamish Tribe reaches oil spill settlementLummi to restore Smuggler's SloughStudy shows how shorelines have changed in 150 yearsNatural berms more beneficial than bulkheadsDungeness elk co-managers to explore fencingKeeping An Eye On Water Quality In The PuyallupWeb site monitors tidal energy researchDNA Study Points To Human Sources Of Pollution In Oakland BayNew lab lets Tulalip Tribes study samples on siteNooksack Tribe awarded Salmon Recovery Fund grant for habitat restoration60 Tons of Salmon Carcasses Benefit In the Nisqually Watershed2006 Seventh Generation Legacy Awards PresentedIncreased Salmon Populations Following Dam RemovalStillaguamish Tribe Adopts 7 Acres at Hatt Slough Boat LaunchSuccessful Squaxin Appeal Protects Streamflows For SalmonMakah Forest Thinning Provides Habitat For Wildlife and Value For ForestryFish Habitat Improved On Hoh River TributaryColorful Tags Aid Hoh Tribe's Coho ResearchFrom City Park To Salmon HabitatMakah Tribe Tracking Black Bears On Tribal LandsTribe Faces Challenges With Bear StudyGenetic Work Will Clarify Murky Status Of Sol Duc River ChinookBlack-Tail Deer Fawns Will Aid Makah Tribe In Study of Deer DiseaseNisqually Tribe Tracks Steelhead JourneyHabitat Restoration On Mashel River Showing ResultsSquaxin Tribe Boosts Recreational Shellfish HarvestTribes Saving Puyallup River SteelheadRain/Wind Probable Cause for Large Fish Kill in GorstYoung Elwha Chinook Implanted With Acoustic Transmitters Will Shed Light On Marine TravelsQuinault Indian Nation's Steelhead Programs Benefit Tribal And Non-Tribal FishermenQuinault Indian Nation Cooperating On Research To Improve Razor Clam KnowledgePunishing Fisherman Ignores The Big H: HabitatQuileute Tribe Makes Improvements To Lonesome Creek HatcherySquaxin Island Tribe Asks For Help Cleaning Up Oakland BayPuyallup Tribe Protects Elk Winter HabitatJamestown S'Klallam Tribe: Sequim Elk Herd Must Be Moved Out Of The Path Of DevelopmentLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Spurs Cooperative Clean Up Of Elwha River Dumping GroundSquaxin Island Tribe Restores Creek With TreesTwo Junk Vehicles Removed From River Bank Thanks To Quileute TribeLower Elwha Completes Another Phase Of Restoring Pysht River For FishQuileute Tribe Counts Little Known Sockeye Population At Lake PleasantHistoric Whale Skeleton Installed In Makah Cultural And Research CenterTrees Fall From The Sky To Aid SalmonPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe Continues To Assess Damage Caused By Oil SpillCircle of LifeU.S. House Resolution: Tribe Shouldn't Have To Obtain An MMPA WaiverPink Salmon Returning in Larger Numbers to Nisqually RiverNooksack Biologist Receives Prestigious Environmental AwardMakah Tribe Assisting Russians In Stinky Whale ResearchMakah Tribe Delegation Traveling To Russia To Thank Chukotka PeoplePort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe Studying Coho Salmon ReturnsJamestown S'Klallam Tribe Ridding Dungeness Of Invasive PlantsHoh Tribe Uses Salmon-Like Approach To Count Young CohoTulalip Tribes Celebrate A Century of Cooperative ManagementPuyallup Tribe Chinook Season LimitedQuileute Tribe Taking Steps To Assess Health Of Sol Duc River Summer ChinookMakah Black-Tail Deer Study Shedding Light On Coastal PopulationsHoh Tribe Taking Stock Of Coho And Their HabitatQuinault Indian Nation Razor Clam Gift Boosts Ocean Shores Area EconomyStillaguamish Tribe Fights Dangerous, Ecologically Devastating Derelict GearMakah Tribe Contributing To Knowledge Of Gray WhalesMakah Tribe Receives First Tribally-Owned Oil Spill Response TrailerSkokomish Fishermen Net Award For Hood Canal Chum Carcass ProjectSteelhead Being Counted On The NisquallyMakah Tribe Observing Treaty, Whale Harvest AnniversarySquaxin Island Tribal Hunters Clean The WoodsPuyallup Tribe Diagnoses Watershed's HealthTribe Tracks Historic Chum Run In Puyallup TributariesSquaxin Island Tribe, Property Owner Team Up For SalmonRisk-Heavy Crab Fishery Pays Off For Tribal FishermenQuinault Indian Nation Working To Improve Bear Grass GrowthStillaguamish Tribe Uses Logs as "Giant Lawn Darts" To Help SalmonLummi Nation Research Will Be Key For Threatened Chinook SalmonNooksack Tribe, Larsen Team Up To Solve Solid Waste ProblemSuquamish Tribe Continues To Streamline Chum Hatchery ProgramLummi, Nooksack Salmon Recovery Effort To Be Discussed At MeetingMakah Ethnobotanical Garden Sustains Tribe In Many WaysImproved Groundfish Species Research Critical To ManagementOn The Water, Puyallup Tribe Surveys Bald EaglesSquaxin Tribe Hits The Streams, Looking For FishTribe Aids Marine Life By Keeping Carcasses Out of Hood CanalRazor Clam Mortality Study To Improve Knowledge Of Popular BivalveNew Stream Gauge Operating On Goldsborough CreekQuileute Tribe Helping To Restore Dickey River's VoiceDiatoms Tell History of Johns CreekNooksack Tribe's Kelly Re-Appointed to Forest Practices BoardRoad Abandoned To Restore Salmon HabitatMakah Teens Learn About All Aspects Of Traditional FoodsBald Eagle Population Is Robust On Makah Tribal LandsMakah Tribe Pulling Deadly Weed That Threatens Elk And LivestockQuileute Tribe Assists Deer and Elk Disease Research With Brain Stem SamplingQuileute Tribe's Chinook Spawning Efforts Provide More Fish For AllOxbow Project Will Give Salmon Much Needed RestUpper Skagit Tribe To Study Skagit River "Off-channel" HabitatFish Marking: A Better Way To DyeMakah Tribe Part Of Statewide Monitoring For West Nile VirusCoalition Beginning To Have Some Success Eradicating KnotweedHoh Tribe Working To Mitigate Highway 101 Project's Impacts On FishNisqually Tribe Restoring Important Chinook RefugeLitterbugs Trashing Elwha River FloodplainAssessing The Condition Of Coastal Waters Focus Of TrainingJamestown Tribe Awarded Grant To Help Clean Up DungenessUpper Skagit Tribe Repairs Habitat Destruction From Powerful FloodTribal Pocket Estuary Research Benefits Endangered ChinookRestored Water Flows Will Benefit Fish, The CommunityPuyallup Tribe Putting Salmon Through Time TrialsQuinault Indian Nation Black Bear Study Will Guide Harvest DecisionsQuinault Indian Nation Improving Elk Data To Better Manage HerdsLower Elwha Klallam Tribe, Landowner Helping To Restore Ennis CreekNisqually Tribe Restores Yelm Creek Salmon HabitatIn Hood Canal Olympia Oysters Are Slowly Making A ComebackMakah Tribe Studying Black-tailed Deer Illness, Habits, And NumbersAncient Oysters Could Help Restore Native PopulationsGathering Culturally Important Plants and Trees Growing More DifficultJamestown S'Klallam Tribe Opposes Hood Canal Pit-To-Pier ProjectHoh Tribe Counting Steelhead Returns And Tracking Low Water Flow ConcernsSuquamish Tribe Studies Interaction of Hatchery And Wild SalmonSauk-Suiattle Tribe Expands Natural Resource Enforcement EffortsTribe Works To Combat High Temperatures In Stillaguamish River And TributariesSauk-Suiattle Tribe Steps Up Goat Preservation ProgramTribe's Elk Trap A Win-Win Solution To "Nuisance Animal" ProblemLummi Fisheries Commissioners Donate, Cook Test Fishery SalmonMakah Tribe's Elk Research Provides Tools For Improving NumbersQuileute Tribe Counts Little Known Sockeye Population At Lake PleasantPuyallup Tribe's New Hatchery Near To NatureNisqually Tribe, Fort Lewis Restoring Muck CreekSkokomish Tribe Purchases Land To Protect Salmon HabitatNisqually Tribe Keeping a Close Eye on Fall Chinook FisheryNisqually Tribe, Partners Lead Watershed PlanningSquaxin Island Tribe Mapping Stream TemperaturesMakah Tribe Removes Dam On Wa'atch Creek To Benefit FishMakah Tribe Signs Five-Year Lease With Wave Energy CompanyJamestown S'Klallam Tribe Applauds Water Lease To Help Dungeness SalmonStillaguamish Tribe Protects Salmon Habitat – and Saves Tax DollarsQuileute Tribe: Killing Knotweed One Stalk At A TimeNisqually Tribe Testing The Water At Mashel RiverStillaguamish Tribe Partners With Tree Farm, Prison To Help Beavers, FishQuileute Surveys Critical To Predicting Salmon Run SizesSquaxin Island Tribe Looking At Invading Oyster DrillsHoh Tribe Slated To Begin Knotweed Eradication ProgramSuquamish Tribe Seeks Coho Salmon PartnerNooksack Tribe to Catalog Problem CulvertsNisqually Tribe Tracking Salmon Before They Head To SeaJamestown S'Klallam Tribe Continues Jimmeycomelately RestorationMakah Tribal Council Reacts To Ninth Circuit DecisionPuyallup Tribe Looking For Chum AncestorsNooksack Study: Rocks Roll Over Salmon Nests During FloodsLummi TFW Program Defends Priceless Cultural ResourcesMakah Tribe Developing New Tools To Rebuild Sockeye in Lake OzetteSquaxin Island Tribe Drawing Map To Nearshore RestorationPuyallup Tribe Counting Salmon In Their New HabitatMakah Tribe Opens Sooes River Chinook Fishery To Sport FishermenStillaguamish Tribe To Remove Fish-Blocking DamSkokomish Tribe Tests The Water On Big Quilcene Habitat RepairSauk-Suiattle Seek Long-Term Solution To Protect Reservation, SalmonPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe Knows What The Drought Did Last SummerNooksack Tribe To Perfrom Landmark Fish ReleaseSuquamish Tribe Helps Reclaim Shoreline HabitatTulalip Water Quality Program Benefits People, EnvironmentLummi Nation Hosts First 'Gathering for Salmon'Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe Restoring Chum Run On Elwha RiverJamestown S'Klallam's Jimmycomelately Restoration Project Breaks GroundLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Climbing The Hills, Looking For CohoStillaguamish Tribe Saves Stranded CohoMakah Tribe Joins Consortium To Demonstrate Ocean PowerLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Use Cedar Tree For Ceremonial CanoeQuileute Tribe Working Toward Real Time Shellfish Toxin TestsQuileute Tribe Ventures Into Chartered WatersMakah Tribe Protects Marbled Murrelet Habitat With EasementMakah Tribe Seeking Sockeye AnswersQuileute Tribe Restoring Creeks For FishQuinault Indian Nation Working To Improve Sockeye ReturnsMakah Tribe Opens New Fisheries LabMakah Tribe Pleased With Environmental Assessment On Whale HuntLummi Nation Begins Groundbreaking Logjam ProjectFixing Barrier Culverts Aim of Treaty Tribes' SuitQuestions And Answers Regarding The Tribal Culvert CaseNWIFC BlogAlgae bloom shuts down tribal and non-tribal crab fisheryWash. Post: As salmon vanish, so does Native heritageHerald: Stillaguamish salmon threatened by silt, droughtVideo: Tribe Keeps Tradition Alive with Baker Sockeye FisheryNew video: Get in the boat with the Nisqually Tribe for salmon salmon researchVideo: Tightline Adventure highlights tribal hatcheriesVideo: Lummi Youth Learn LifewaysMore, but still not enough on fixing fish blocking culvertsNews stories highlight tribes' drought concernsSeattle Times: Conservation groups seek increased shoreline protections in Puget SoundBellingham Herald: Change Indian St. to Billy Frank Jr. St.What Tribal Hatcheries Are Doing to Save Salmon from the DroughtNettles are a vital part of tribal diets, cultureQuinault Indian Nation Sovereignty over Lake Quinault affirmedNews Tribune: Tacoma Power improves fish passage on North Fork SkokomishKeep Our Seafood Clean: Russ Hepfer explains why we need a strong ruleKing 5: Young eagle released after nearly drowningNew Alaskan tribal fish commission eyes experience of Boldt tribes"Sharing the burden"New Video: Puyallup Tribe releases 30,000 steelhead into the upper White RiverKitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe taking lead on Blackjack Creek restorationReturn of the Fish Wars: Hatchery pits environmentalists against tribeSequim Gazette: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe concerned about water supply for salmonSwinomish Tribe Files Suit to Stop Bakken Crude TrainsTony Floor gets in-season fisheries management wrongNew NWIFC Magazine: Low snowpack concerns biologistsCrosscut gets salmon hatcheries wrongKeep Seafood Clean: EPA says state isn't using best available science in water quality ruleNature Conservancy buys 3,184 acres of Hoh River corridorMakah whaling draft EIS up for public commentWatch as tribes take to the river to rescue fish when the waters dropPort Orchard Independent: Two steps forward, three steps back is the story of salmon recoveryEarth Justice: Inside the Fight to Save the Salish SeaNPR: Quinault Indian Nation facing down oil trainsSeattle Times Op Ed: To save our Puget Sound orcas, we must save salmonUSGS: Results of Elwha Restoration Studies PublishedSequim Gazette: Jamestown S'Klallam supports Taylor Shellfish geoduck farmPDN: Heavy rains damage property, shift Dungeness RiverTreaty tribes released 40 million salmon in 2014Watch salmon going through the Nisqually Tribe's new salmon cameraPlanned state spending comes up short on culvert costsVideo: Cleaning Point Julia on Port Gamble BayStatement from Lorraine Loomis on the appointment of James Unsworth as director of the state Department of Fish and WildlifeCascade Water Alliance putting more water back into the White RiverQuinault Indian Nation experiences heavy damage from floodingLummi Nation receives federal assistance for displaced fishermenBellingham Herald: Lummi salmon harvest feeds nation, worldEPA to step in for human health in Washington water quality standardsKUOW: Court Case Is The Latest Battle In Water Wars Of The Skagit RiverEast Oregonian: Tribes show political/scientific resilience in the post-Frank eraPuyallup Tribe finds a huge and late out-going juvenile chinookWalking on: Todd Wilbur of SwinomishThe Wild Fish Conservancy ignores habitat when they're making their case for steelheadFollow the South Sound Science Symposium live at the Squaxin Island TribeHow treaty tribes reacted to a lower than expected chinook run in Puget SoundSequim Gazette: Tribe, State restoration work results in returning chumNew backgrounder on treaty rights in western WashingtonNWIFC Magazine: Steelhead hatchery broodstock and new leadershipKING5: Bird poop and logs on the Elwha RiverVideo: Stillaguamish Tribe Spawns Chinook at Harvey Creek HatcheryEverett Herald: Stillaguamish Tribe chairman named to Indian fisheries postEcology releases preliminary draft rules for standards that increase cancer riskPutting climate change in context at the Squaxin Island TribeKing 5: Radio transmitters lead Puyallup tribal biologists to salmonTribes call on EPA to update water quality standardsKitsap Sun: Kittyhawk Drive culvert finally removed for fishOlympian: State's failure to fix culverts violates treaty rightsVideo: Lummi Nation returns to traditional reef net fisheryPeninsula Daily News: Tribe, groups create new oyster habitatSeattle Times: Last of the Elwha River dams to come downThe Social Fabric of a CommunityNisqually tribal fisherman maximizing value of salmonOil-bearing trains equivalent of moving bombs through cities and townsKitsap Sun: After 12 years, Port Gamble Bay safe for shellfish harvestingColumn: Reducing cancer protection undermines higher fish consumption rateNWIFC Magazine: Remembering Billy Frank Jr.AP: Elwha River restoring itself quicker than expectedKitsap Sun: Skokomish River to support sockeye, chinook salmon againKitsap Sun: Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe, DOE cleaning up Port Gamble Bay, PierGovernor to announce decision on water quality standards todayNorthwest tribes traveling to Bella Bella for canoe journeyBill Sterud on the fish consumption rateEd Johnstone on Make No Bones About ItNorth Kitsap Herald: Tribal Canoe Journey to Bella Bella BeginsState still billions short in repairing culverts that threaten treaty rights and salmonMuckleshoot, ATNI, oppose genetically modified salmonNew fish consumption rate should be coming soonRemembering Billy Frank Jr.Skagit Valley Herald: Northern Sound tribes speak out against steelhead lawsuitGov. Inslee visits coastal tribesLummi, Port Gamble, Swinomish semi-finalists for Harvard's Honoring Nations awardBilly Frank Jr. on KUOW yesterdayBen Johnson, former Makah chairman, walks onSquaxin Island Tribe, land trust, working together to restore former golf courseWhite River named one of the nation's most endangeredStatement on steelhead lawsuit from Billy Frank Jr.Kitsap Sun: Arsenic testing of geoducks possibleNew voices piece at Boldt 40A lead archeologist for Makah's Ozette village passesWatch every speaker from Boldt 40 (photos too)More Boldt 40 coverageKPBJ: Port Gamble shoreline purchased, preservedTVW on HB 2080 and the treaty fish warsMore Boldt 40 videosAl Jazeera America on the treaty rights conviction expungement billBoldt 40 videos are being postedC-Span on treaty rights and the Boldt decisionRoundup of Boldt 40 coverageKING5 coverage of Boldt40PDN: Hazel Sampson, oldest Klallam-speaking member, walks onTribes recognize Boldt 40Video: Coming Back – Restoring the Skokomish WatershedU.S. Commerce Secretary declares Fraser River sockeye fishery disasterThe Olympian: State should make amends for Fish Wars mistakesBarbara Lane passes away"Sacred Catch" series highlights tribal fishing rightsSeattle Times: Not just clearing records, protect salmon habitatSeattle PI: Bill would clear convictions during 60s fish-insPDN: Jamestown S'Klallam Prepares for Climate ChangeVideo: Tribe, Landowners Work Together to Restore the Dungeness River ValleyWrap up of fish consumption rate coverage last weekQuinault Indian Nation applauds crude oil shipping permit reversals in Grays HarborVideo: NWIFC/WDFW South Sound chum salmon test fisheryVideo: Jamestown S'Klallam, landowner improve salmon habitat with bridgeSwinomish Chairman Elected President of NCAIICTM: How Tribes Are Addressing Climate ChangeNew NWIFC Magazine: Quinault Fisherman Adds Sardines to NetState high court rules for Swinomish in water caseSequim Gazette: Chinook Populations Are Strong in the Elwha RiverMore coverage of historic Nisqually Pink RunVideo: Nisqually Tribe tracking historic pink runPDN: Chinook Salmon Moving Past Former Elwha Dam LocationVIDEO: Boldt Decision Memoir: Billy Frank Jr. and UW Professor Richard WhitneyHow tribes are adapting to ocean acidificationTreaty Rights at Risk: Top 10 Threats to SalmonVideo: Nisqually geoduck surveysVideo: Puyallup Tribe tracks delay caused by obsolete damVideo: Nisqually Tribe steelhead surveysVideo: Treaty tribes honor first salmon, bless fishermenVideo: Upper Skagit youth learn traditional cedar gatheringNew Video: Putting in the Nisqually River weirVideo: One-minute glimpse into 24-hour crab fisheryTreaty Rights at Risk in the MintPressKitsap Sun: Hood Canal summer chum population improvingFish consumption rate: Why 20 years of studies is enoughDeborah Parker, Tulalip Tribes, at FieldSTEM breakfastVideo: Squaxin Island Tribe intertidal geoduck harvestTests show no signs of ISA virus in Washington's salmonWille Stelle talks about salmon recovery and Treaty Rights at RiskEarthFix: Dramatic changes in the Elwha River during restorationFish die-off in Skagit Valley likely to remain a mysteryHank Gobin, Tulalip tribal leader, passes awayLummi Nation elder Fran James passes awayMore accurate fish consumption rate expected in 2014Video: Lummi Nation releases a million coho yearlingsQIN closes Lake Quinault to non-tribal fishingMakah Tribe and U.S. Coast Guard Sign MOA to protect oceanSally Jewell approved by SenateNorth Sound media localize culvert rulingChampions for Change: Johnstone honored by White HouseSeattle Times editorial: Honor treaties with Native Americans, restore salmonRoundup of culvert case coverageHow politics is impacting the fish consumption rate debateFederal judge issues permanent injunction in culvert caseLummi, Nooksack tribes awaiting federal action on water rightsLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Elder Adeline Smith Passes AwayNew Video: Automatic tagging trailer in actionFacing Climate Change features Swinomish Tribe in videoNisqually Tribe's chinook recovery efforts featured on KCTS tomorrow nightSkokomish Tribe sues the state of Washington over hunting rightsLower Elwha Klallam Tribe hatchery case dismissedOcean Acidification ExplainedSquaxin Island Tribe partners up to clean Budd InletSauk-Suiattle amphibian survey reports onlineKUOW and Seattle Times coverage of Sally JewellPuyallup Tribal News: My How Times Have Changed — Charlie CantrellTreaty tribes released over 41 million salmon in 2012New at Keep Seafood Clean: Fish CravingBeached dock cleaned of plant and animal speciesTwo weekend stories about tribes fighting for salmon habitatTeam reaches beached dock in Olympic National ParkTribal leaders speak out against coal terminal at hearingA Remembrance of U.S. Senator Daniel K. Inouye (1924 – 2012) by Billy Frank, Jr.Tides and high stream flows prevent crew from reaching beached dockLarge dock section beaches on rugged Washington coastEcology really is just kicking the can down the roadMore tribal comments on the delay in getting a new fish consumption rateTacoma News Tribune: As water-quality rules are hatched, tribes sit outWhat's going on with the Fish Consumption Rate issue?Getting the science right in the fish consumption rate debateTreaty Rights at Risk: Billy Frank Jr. at the NW Straits annual meetingCoho salmon making it into Midway CreekLummi elder Jim Wilson passes awayStillaguamish Tribe's nursery aids habitat projectsLive coverage of the South Sound Science Symposium at the Squaxin Island TribeSquaxin NR Blog: Squaxin Chinook and Coho Fishery UpdateBilly Frank Jr. in the Daily Astorian: "Conservation, cooperation are keys to salmon recovery"New York Times: Tribes Add Potent Voice Against Plan for Northwest Coal TerminalsEarthfix: Squaxin Island Tribe investigates Johns Creek conditions after the fireVideo: State of Our Watersheds at Salmon HomecomingNWIFC Magazine: Coastal Tribes Meet in D.C. on Climate Change (and other stories)Media coverage on Nisqually Tribe weir operationLummi Nation determined to protect Cherry PointOver at Treaty Rights At Risk: impervious surface in the Puyallup WatershedLummi Nation leaders to speak at site of proposed Cherry Point coal terminalPartnership honors longtime Nisqually tribal employeeNew photoset of tribal fishery on Chambers BayKUOW: State Changes Course On Water RegulationLive blogging from the 2012 Elwha Science SymposiumSalmon swimming past old dam site on Elwha RiverKitsap Sun: Port Gamble S'Klallam, Puget Sound Restoration Fund restoring oyster, kelp bedsTNT: Better fish consumption rate isn't coming anytime soonWatch the improving water quality on the Nisqually Tribe's shellfish farmKeep Our Seafood Clean: Puget Sound Partnership on the fish consumption rate (and a video)Nisqually Tribe wins mapping science awardEarthFix runs story about effects of climate change on tribesLower Elwha Klallam Tribe creation site locatedNew Video: Traditional Food Night at Paddle to Squaxin 2012Stillaguamish Tribe collects broodstock to supplement North Fork Stillaguamish chinookConcerned about salmon survival, tribes press government for actionPBS NewsHour features Swinomish Climate Change Initiative and Billy Frank Jr.New Video: Squaxin Island Tribe Goldsborough acoustic trackingFirst Stewards Climate Change Webcast AvailableFollow the First Stewards Symposium on the live blogHood Canal tribes receive funding from U.S. Navy for enhancement projectsPBS NewsHour highlights impact of climate change on tribesAP: Tribes say tribal fishing rights at riskNWIFC Magazine: Quileute and Puyallup Tribes Keep Hatchery Programs RunningRiver levees and treaty rightsTVW: Launch of "Where the Salmon Run"Puyallup Tribal News: Tribal youth earn hunting tagsPuyallup Tribal News: Groups seek partnership for Clarks CreekThe Olympian: Voice for salmon heard againEarthFix on KUOW: Fish spawning between the Elwha and Glines Canyon damsTribal leader makes case for raising state fish consumption rateLummi Nation honors first salmonTacoma Weekly: State plans for hatchery do not pass sniff testPuyallup Tribal News: First Fish Ceremony Shows Respect for Tribal IconThe Olympian: Clean water vital no matter how much fish we eatNew home for Treaty Rights at RiskThe News Tribune: Eat lots of fish, need cleaner watersElwha River Restoration: Sediment plume forming at the mouth of the Elwha RiverNorth Kitsap Herald: Money available for Port Gamble Bay shoreline acquisitionWatch "Undamming the Elwha" onlineBusiness Examiner: Shellfish Industry Beneficial Culturally, Economically for TribesSeattle Times: Tribes seek accountability on treaty rightsSmolt traps and net pens over at the Squaxin Island Tribe's blogEarthjustice defends Swinomish appeal in Skagit water rights disputeVideo: Skokomish, Mason County complete wood project in Skokomish TidelandsSalmon co-managers approve fishing seasonsPuyallup help save chinook program video and in the newspaperCoast Salish Gathering in Cowichan addresses climate changeEnumclaw Patch: Council backs tribal creek restoration planWild Harvests blog: Earthen Pit Oven at MuckleshootTwo new photosets: Helicopter logs and White River chinookMore than 17,000 homes in Washington will be inundated by rising seasSwinomish receives funding for Kukutali PreservePuyallup Tribe Spawning Report: 2010 Low Coho RunPeninsula Daily News: Last of the Elwha Dam to be removed this weekSouth Sound beach cleanup featuredEnvironmental groups support Swinomish in water rights disputeJohn Arum, longtime tribal lawyer, featured on HistoryLinkPuget Sound subject of ocean acidification studiesSkokomish, Squaxin Island and Yakama tribes testify before state SenateKitsap: Annual Coho Fish Transfer a SuccessLummi restoration project receives more fundingLower Elwha Klallam Tribe to decommission old hatcheryTribes commemorate signing of the Point Elliott TreatyPeninsula Daily News: Elwha River restoration ahead of scheduleTulalip's biofuel operation in Seattle TimesNisqually Valley News: Roy welcomes home salmonKUOW: Measuring sediment and salmon egg nests in the Elwha RiverVideo: Nisqually tribal crab fisheryPress release: Tribes seek federal support to resolve Nooksack basin water rights conflictElwha River Dam Demolition Starts Again Sooner Than ExpectedSport fishing video series takes a look at Puyallup Tribal fishingTulalip Tribes honor retiring Forest Service supervisor for stewardshipEarthfix: How Much Seafood Is the NW Eating? The Answer Impacts Water QualityTribes support Washington Shellfish InitiativeYakima Herald Republic: Where were the elk? Ask the rumor millVideo: Midway Creek restoration by the Squaxin Island TribeLummi Nation concerned about deep-water terminal at Cherry PointVideo: Budd/Deschutes coalition signing ceremonyNorthwest Indian College Science Lab Opens on Port Gamble S'Klallam ReservationKitsap Sun: Recent Rains Help Push Salmon into Local CreeksHuffington Post covers inadequate fish consumption rateSquaxin Island Tribe and cities strike a deal on Deschutes River habitat restorationSwinomish Tribe clarifies Skagit County's allegations about basin closureEarthFix: Scientists On the Trail of a Potential Salmon KillerKCTS: Video of Coho Salmon being released above the Elwha DamState to adjust fish consumption standardsThe Olympian: Tribe closes coho fishery early after weak runHood Canal Coordinating Council Recognizes Point No Point Treaty Council BiologistKitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe discusses this fall's returning salmonKitsap Sun: Long-awaited coho found in Agate PassPort Gamble S'Klallam, Suquamish tribes support preservation of 7,000 acres of forest landVideo: Puyallup Tribe chinook spawning at Clarks CreekTribes, land managers discuss sustainability of traditional plantsNWIFC Magazine: Celebrating and Studying Elwha Dam RemovalPiling on Puget Sound (Part 3): Comments against cumulative impactsSquaxin Island Tribe: Working together to protect habitatPiling on Puget Sound (Part 2): Cumulative impacts and what we can do about them, but aren'tPiling on Puget Sound (Part 1): Cumulative impacts and how they're hurting natural resources and Treaty RightsElwha Dam Removal Progress Visible from Public Viewing AreaLummi Nation distributes sockeye to familiesWWU works with Sauk-Suiattle on mountain goat studyLummi Nation responds to environmental challengesIdaho Statesman: Elwha ceremony recalls how treaty fight changed NorthwestYakima Herald Republic: Hunting where their ancestors didElwha Dam Removal Celebration Wrap UpSeattle Times: Restoration of the Elwha's wild runs will need a careful jump-startTulalip Tribes installing water pipelineLive blogging the Elwha River Science SymposiumSkokomish Tribe receives title to 1,000 acres of land from Tacoma PowerTribes and State Predict Decent Kalaloch Razor Clam SeasonAudio: Billy Frank Jr. at American Fisheries Society annual meetingKitsap Sun: Explaining Skokomish salmon protection in Dabob BayPhotos and video of Swinomish pink fisheryKitsap Sun: Tribe responds to Tarboo Creek criticismSeattle Times: Elwha River hatchery steelhead and "Treaty rights are not a bumper sticker"KUOW: Nisqually River Opens UpThe Olympian: Nisqually River to soon be freeKUOW: Three-part series on the importance of Elwha River restorationFormer Tulalip hatchery manager Cliff Bengston passes awayStillaguamish Festival of the River starts FridayVideo: Tribal Canoe Journey and landing at the Swinomish Indian Tribal CommunityTreaty Rights at RiskKitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe to use gray whale skeleton for education purposesTulalip Tribes create natural history preservePaddle to Swinomish concludes, preparations continue for 2012 Tribal Canoe JourneySeattle Times on Squaxin Island tribal berry gatheringNew York Times: Elwha River dams demolition a model for other river restoration projectsKUOW: Tribal Canoe Journey and water quality science go hand-in-handCanoes arrive today in SwinomishNew York Times: Seeing Trends, Coalition Works to Help a River AdaptVideo: First fish transfer to new Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe hatcheryNorth Kitsap Herald: 'The Power of the Canoe Journey'Canoes to land at Swinomish July 25The Olympian: Nisqually chinook part of goal setting process for Puget SoundRemembering the Paddle to SeattleTulalip's forestry management improves habitatAP story: Pollution a problem in Samish BayGeoducks: Puget Sound Gold (Business Week)DNR blog: DNR partners with Department of Ecology, Squaxin Tribe and Enhancement group to restore Puget SoundNew NWIFC Magazine: Lower Elwha Klallam Readies for Dam RemovalThe passing of David GetchesPreemptive measures taken for bull trout ahead of Elwha dam removalSwinomish elder Bob Joe passes awaySquaxin Island Tribe NR blog: Salmon Forecast and Squaxin Annual Fishing RegulationsRadio interview on Deschutes River estuary restorationAward-winning student history projects focusing on PNW tribesNational History Day winning video on treaty fishing rightsICT: Tribal Canoe Journey is more than a cultural eventVideo: Lummi Nation Celebrates First Salmon CeremonySeattle Times: Elwha dams floodgates opened, lakes loweredVideo: Nisqually watershed restoration from aboveChief Seattle's grave dedicated with new story poles and renovationsEPA calls for greater protection of Samish Bay shellfish bedsPower from Elwha River dams shut offSwinomish Tribe holds annual Blessing of the FleetKitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe and community beach seine for scienceFriday Fish Quote of The WeekNWIN: Video on Elwha Dam Removal, New HatcheryVideo: Skokomish Tribe Earth Day event with Hood Canal SchoolKMAS: Goldsborough Creek restoration success and future plansKCN: Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe to Benefit from Brownsfield WorkSquaxin Island Tribe (along with others) presentation on Deschutes Estuary restorationTribal Canoe Journey: Suquamish Finally Gets Cedar for CanoeTribal Climate Change Project features Lummi NationGov. Gregoire criticizes failure to clean up Samish BayKitsap Sun: Skokomish River Logjams Holding Up to StormsKing 5: Tribe tracking salmon in Nisqually DeltaSeptic Systems Linked to Hood Canal Fish KillsNWIFC Magazine: Camas saved and planted in community gardenSquaxin Island NR blog: Court Rules that State's Inaction Hurting Johns Creek SalmonIndian Country Today: Speaking 'Frankly' of LeadershipMakah tribal members address college audience about whaling and marine cultureKitsap Sun: Give Suquamish Tribe props for dedication to salmon restorationSquaxin Island Tribe Dutcher Cove private tideland shellfish harvestVideo: Swinomish Tribe conducts nearshore surveysSuquamish Tribe Busy With Fish Transfers, Creosote Log RemovalNorthwest Indian College receives grant for Coast Salish InstituteKitsap Sun: Cleanup Plans for Port Gamble Bay nearly completeJustin Taylor: "He was a good friend of the tribe"Squaxin Natural Resources blog: The myth of the "stinky mudflats" on a restored Deschutes EstuaryLummi Nation News video from Treaty DaySuquamish students participate in national summit on ocean and climate issuesMakah carvers and Neah Bay featuredWatching our Waterways:The PSP Interviews: Dave HerreraTulalip estuary project moves forwardKing Tide at Nisqually (video and pictures)Wall Street Journal: Geoduck Big for Chinese New YearThe Olympian: Nisqually Tribe celebrates opening of public boardwalk over estuaryVideo: Squaxin Island Tribe geoduck samplingCal Peters, former Squaxin Island tribal chair, passes awaySquaxin Island Tribe brings Johns Creek debate to the courtroomTribal testimony on crab harvest managementRichard Wolten, Sauk-Suiattle natural resources director, passes awayThe Olympian: Roy celebrates salmon run without chumPuyallup Tribal News: Chum RunSkagit Song: Teacher recommends NWIFC NewsSome Fraser River sockeye surviving warming waters better than othersProgress on the Elwha River levee that protects Lower Elwha reservationPuyallup tribal surveys show decimated chum run due to damage on Rody CreekTulalip biogas project is paying offKing 5: Squaxin Island Tribe and Could mushrooms clean up Puget Sound?New Magazine: Makah Tribe and oil spill preventionQuileute Tribe Awaits Congressional Approval on Land AcquisitionSauk-Suiattle elder James Lawrence Joseph passes awayHerald: Salmon return to Tulalip's restored Coho CreekKitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe secures funding for Chico Creek workWhy was the Fraser sockeye run so big last summer?Nooksack Tribe receives $700,000 to build 20 logjamsThe Olympian: United effort can create a better Shelton waterfrontPeople for Puget Sound features Tulalip's Terry WilliamsPort Gamble S'Klallam, Kitsap County help Martha John CreekCoast Salish Gathering receives high honors from Harvard ProjectVideo: Mashel River volunteer planting and Ciscoe MorrisSeattle Times: Lower Elwha Klallam Hatchery updatePuyallup, Suquamish tribes get OK for land trust purchasesWork party Saturday to restore habitat on South Fork NooksackThe Olympian: Reduced fishery boosts Nisqually cohoLive blogging the tribal habitat conferenceVideo: Puyallup Tribe of Indians chum assessment fisheryAP: Wash. Supreme Court upholds change to water lawLive blogging the South Sound Science SymposiumKitsap Sun: Chico Creek's Chum Salmon Move in EarlyLummi fishermen receive more than $3 million in job assistanceSwinomish Tribe focus of panel about environmental, youth justiceBilly Frank, Jr.: We are being heardSwinomish Climate Change Initiative featured on environmental websiteSammamish Review: Coho salmon numbers coming in low in the regionVideo: Puget Sound Tour comes to NisquallyTribes take center stage in Puget Sound tourEnvironmental leaders from Asia speak highly of NWIFCVideo: Sockeye salmon spawning on the Adams RiverVideo: Chinook spawning at the Puyallup Tribe's Clark Creek HatcheryThe Olympian: The view from above shows restorationCrosscut suggests Billy Frank Jr. for Nobel Peace PrizeListen to presentation on the Budd Inlet landscape analysis by the Squaxin Island TribeVideo: Another record bull trout count on the White RiverLive blog from Coast Salish GatheringSeattle Times: Seattle clings to its struggling summer sockeyeMakah Tribe recevies grant for stranded marine mammal researchKitsap Sun: Fish Kill Reported in Hood CanalDaily Herald: Tulalips release turkeys for hunting by tribePuyallup Tribal News: Commemorating the Historic Fish WarsVideos from 40th anniversary of Puyallup River encampment raidNorthwest News Network: Work starts on the Elwha River dam removalSkagit Valley Herald: Swinomish score big in record Fraser sockeye runKitsap Sun: Five-part series on Elwha River dam removalSeattle Times: Fish-camp raid etched in state historyHuge sockeye run filling up Whatcom County fishing boatCongressman visits Upper Skagit restoration projectPort Gamble S'Klallam Tribe concerned about impacts from the North Kitsap Legacy PartnershipKUOW: Fishing The Lummi WayLongtime Swinomish Senator Chester Cayou passes awayContract awarded for Elwha River dam removalMakah Tribe subject of KPLU seriesSeattle Times: Huge salmon runs bring cash bonanza for fishermenBlog: Tulalip Tribes enforcement officers rescue tribal fishermen from sinking boatMother Earth Journal: Discovery by Umatilla scientist may save Pacific lampreyYelm History Project points to 1919 report: "Value of Treaty Fishing Right"Puyallup Tribal News: Tribe looking for new residents in Sha DadxKitsap Sun: Fraser sockeye coming home like gangbustersVideo, presentations from NWIFC ocean acidification workshopQuileute Tribe subject of Seattle Art Museum exhibit set to open Aug. 7Stillaguamish Tribe to celebrate Festival of the RiverVideo: Billy Frank Jr. on ocean acidificationVideo: Squaxin Island Tribe's First Salmon CeremonyOcean research needs to be collaborative"Sequim" Mistranslated from Klallam Language and CorrectedVideo: Swinomish Tribe, state parks celebrate Kiket IslandNew video: Carving a canoe for the Stillaguamish TribeStillaguamish Tribe's canoe debuts at First Salmon CeremonySeattle Times: Scientists Pondering Post-Dam Removal EffectsVideo features Upper Skagit-BPA partnership for elk habitatLess phytoplankton means less food for fishState takes new look at how much fish is safe to eatEagle rescued by Tulalip Tribes staff is releasedCanoe journey to Makah 2010Video: Squaxin Island Tribe nearshore research demonstrationBilly Frank Jr. to speak at Living Earth/Living Waters Symposium at SmithsonianKitsap Sun: Cushman Dams Receive Extended License to OperatePotlach Fund blog: Environmental Recognition for Potlatch Fund staff memberVideo: Nisqually Tribe monitors habitat restoration success on the Mashel RiverIndian Country Today: Nisqually take lead in environmental stewardshipNisqually Tribe presentation on salmon recovery in the Nisqually watershedSockeye fisheries open on Baker, Skagit riversTulalip canoe families, other tribes come together for annual Canoe JourneySeattle Times: Meet the newest Washington state park: Kiket IslandKing 5: Squaxin Island Tribe studying bay that may be producing its own bacteriaNational Parks Director Praises Tribe for Elwha Dam SupportBilly Frank Jr. speaks to federal officials at the Nisqually refugeSteaming helps Stillaguamish canoe take final shapeVideo: Oakland Bay bacteria investigation by the Squaxin Island TribePuyallup Tribal News: Fisheries attempt to track resurging steelheadOlyblog: Local water rightsSquaxin Island Tribe taking Lacey to task over water mitigationEfforts under way to remove derelict fishing gear from Nooksack RiverDOH: Lethal Levels of PSP Toxin Found on Strait of Juan de Fuca BeachesStillaguamish Tribe partners with Land Conservancy to preserve salmon habitatWildlife meadows a success on Tulalip reservationKing 5: Squaxin Island Tribe track "coho explosion" in creekVideo: Swinomish Tribe's Blessing of the FleetSquaxin Island Tribe releases 1.8 million coho salmonBilly Frank Jr. honored by the Wilderness SocietyLummi Nation celebrates First Salmon CeremonyKitsap Sun: Restoration Projects To Start in Skokomish Watershed this SummerPuyallup Tribal News: First Fish Ceremony exemplifies salmon's significance to TribePort Gamble S'Klallams Concerned About Dosewallips State Park ExpansionTribes fish Skagit River spring chinookBoeing Pledges Duwamish CleanupPuget Sound Rockfish listedHerald: Place Name Book Helps Preserve LanguageKitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe wins environmental leadership awardClimate crisis jeopardizes tribal sovereigntySwinomish Earth Day event moved to SundaySalish Sea Nations climate change summit April 26-27Bellingham Herald: At Lummi, low tide means horse clams and a chance to reconnectHerald: Donated equipment will help tribes track hatchery salmonThe Olympian: Removal of Dams Key to Elwha River RestorationTribes host Earth Day events in Skagit CountyTacoma Daily Index: First Creek stewards take inventory of unique clean-up projectMother Earth Journal reports on Swinomish climate change reportPuyallup Tribal News: NWIFC continues its missionNWIFC Magazine: Glaciers, climate change and salmonNooksack tribal leader Harry Cooper passes awayWatch a presentation by NWIFC staff on steelhead evolutionPDN: Jamestown Tribe Seeks Volunteers for a 'Virtual Fence' for ElkSquaxin Island Tribe heading into smolt trap season, rain causing problemsPort Gamble S'Klallam: Assessing Polluted Areas of the Reservation, Old Mill SiteKUOW: Puget Sound's Altered Shores (and treaty rights)Herald: Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-lost pastSeattle Times looks at Hoh Tribe's efforts to move out of flood plainMedia: Suquamish Tribe's Agate Pass Net Pens Start AgainLower Elwha Klallam Tribe receives award for restoration workWestern Washington Tribes Awarded Wildlife GrantsThe Olympian: Tribe asks Gregoire to order Ecology to halt well drillingSquaxin Island Tribe honors Bryde's whaleAlarming fish virus in state hatchery-reared steelhead on Bogachiel RiverUS Army features partnership with Nisqually TribeVideo: Lummi Youth Academy plants trees for Smuggler's Slough restorationTwo new salmon population reports from the Puyallup Tribe of IndiansGroundbreaking ceremony takes place for new Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe hatcheryLummi Nation's Smuggler's Slough project expands with grantStillaguamish Tribe carves first canoe in 100 yearsBilly Frank Jr. featured on Washington Reads posterKBTC Northwest Now on Nisqually River estuary restorationPuyallup Tribal News: Tribe responds to low chum runJamestown S'Klallam Assesses Recent Olympic Discovery Trail DamageLummi vs. Washington oral argumentsNisqually tribal hatchery fish play key role in educationComprehensive Tribal Natural Resources Management 2010 now availableSquaxin Island Tribe presentation to Coastal Conservation AssociationMason County Journal: Tribe demands end to exempt wellsHerald: Tribes react to damage control elk huntNWIFC Magazine: Seabird Deaths Highlight Need for More Ocean ResearchMore than $7 million awarded to tribes for salmon recoveryInvasive mudsnails result from "trying to maintain an artificial ecosystem"Georgianna Kautz interviewed on North Texas RadioSeattle Times Features Suquamish Biologist Paul DornKitsap Sun: Coho Getting Upstream, But Blocked by CulvertKitsap Sun: Rain Helping Coho and Chum Move UpstreamVideo from Nisqually estuary celebrationKing 5: Puget Sound returns to Nisqually DeltaTacoma Weekly: Puyallup River deserves respect from everyoneVideo: Squaxin Island Tribe beach cleanupChris Schutz blogs on Ohop projectEatonville Dispatch: Nisqually Tribe wraps up constructionSeattle Times: Tribes take salmon battle into state's road culvertsHerald: Honoring tradition, Tulalip hunter shares meatAP: Tribes demand faster culvert fixes for salmonNWIFC Magazine: Good management yields wild resultsLots of pink salmon on the White River (videos and link)New video: South Sound coho fisheryMason County Journal: Tribal fishers rescue pairWater Released From Elwha Dams to Support ChinookThe Olympian: Waters flow again at Nisqually estuaryDaily Herald explores tribal hunting traditionsKing 5: Record salmon run on White RiverChinook spawn in side channel restored by Nooksack TribeMore media coverage of pollution on the SkokomishMedia Explores Unsanitary Conditions on the Skokomish RiverKing 5: Divers monitoring freshwater musselsVideo: Tulalip Tribes collect broodstock to prevent chinook egg shortageNY Times: Tribe Helps Rid Puget Sound of Fishing NetsVideo of Larry Echohawk at SuquamishKing 5: Peaceful week of tribal fishing on NisquallyIndian Country Today: Crab Study, Steelhead Broodstock, Butterfly BushThe Herald: Testing for drugs in the Stillaguamish RiverVital sockeye run looks bad again for Lummi fishersArlington Times: Stillaguamish Tribe celebrates culture at Festival of the SalmonMason County Journal: Squaxin Island Tribe's First Salmon CelebrationSVH: Upper Skagit Tribe's Hansen Creek project under wayTulalip project receives $2 million in economic recovery fundsBlog features Squaxin Island Tribe's First Salmon CeremonyPodcast: Clam digs bring Upper Skagit tribal members togetherNational Geographic: Kamchatka SalmonSVH: Swinomish Tribe gets grant to study rising sea levelsAP: Tribes combine science, canoes for water qualityPuyallup Tribe's Sha Dadx project featured in DJCTribal canoes land at Lummi, measuring water quality along the wayEverday Olympia: Squaxin Island Tribe calls for restored Deschutes River estuaryFishing rights activist Alison Gottfriedson passes awayEatonville Dispatch: New Mashel River logjams to protect salmon and propertySeattle Times: Elwha Steelhead Broodstock Program SuccessfulCanoes Take Off For Annual Journey This WeekTribes to gather water quality info during Canoe Journey for second yearTribal canoes to land Saturday in Bellingham for Coast Salish DayKitsap Sun: Shellfish Settlement Between Tribes, Growers Beginning to UnravelSwinomish Tribe challenges irrigation practices in Skagit deltaUpper Skagit Tribe buys waterfront property in La ConnerBoat ramp and trails close as restoration continues on Wiley Slough in Skagit deltaRepair work on Voights Creek getting underwayEverett Herald: Stillaguamish salmon run's future rests on 45 fishTribes recieve recovery funding from NOAA for restoration projectsLake Ozette Sockeye Recovery PlanPuyallup Tribal News: Second elders fishing season yields 17Kitsap Sun: Gorst Chinook Run ChangesPuyallup Herald: Salmon in Puyallup watershed hurt by floodingSquaxin Island Tribe clam growth research videoTwo videos from the Puyallup Tribe's elders fisheryPuyallup Tribal News: Another study proposed for crucial salmon passageTribes Express Concern Over Shellfish and Moored Buoys in Mystery BayStillaguamish Tribe to hold Salmon Ceremony on July 25Comments Sought on Dungeness River Flood PlanThe Olympian: Tribe uses Alder Lake debris for salmon restorationPBS: Salmon Streams' Struggle Continues 40 Years After Clean Water ActTulalip Tribes won't set crab pots during sport chinook fisheryProposed Restoration Efforts for Doe-Kag-WatsPuget Sound Partnership approves funds for tribal projectsVideo from the South Sound Science SymposiumTacoma News Tribune: Future of Voights Creek hatcheryUpper Skagit Tribe teaches children tribal ties to natureSwinomish Tribe hosts representatives from Australian aboriginal groupsTribes' beaver research featured in Seattle TimesLummi Nation Celebrates First SalmonCoast Salish-USGS partnership honored with Partners in Conservation AwardLive updates from Tribal Habitat ConferenceHerald reports on EPA grants to tribesTulalips mourn and honor tribal elder Bernie GobinFuneral service tomorrow for Tulalip Tribes elder Bernie Kai-Kai GobinCentralia Chronicle: New Elk Control Option OfferedFollow the South Sound Science Symposium todayWork resumes on Wiley Slough project in Skagit River deltaBlog post on water quality and Capitol LakeBernie Kai-Kai Gobin of Tulalip passes awayTribes receive nearly $2 million for Puget Sound projectsSquaxin Natural Resources blog on smolt trappingEight new podcasts about the NisquallyHerald: Stillaguamish Tribe gathering juvenile chinook to save dwindling runThe News Tribune: Voights Creek Hatchery in Orting is not on closure listFuture of Voights Creek unclear in state budgetElwha Dam Receives Stimulus FundingSwinomish Tribe holds Earth Day event Saturday, April 25SVH column commends tribes' effort to restore Fidalgo Bay beachTribes work to improve spawning habitat near March Point refineryDaily Herald: Tulalip police get Coast Guard trainingStillaguamish Tribe plans first salmon ceremony in 20 yearsTacoma Weekly: Hatchery closing could devastate local fishing – and beyondPuyallup Tribe urges state to save Voights Creek hatcheryThe Herald: Tribes, state will return to court over salmonSquaxin Island Tribe responds to dioxin in Oakland BayPSE announces expansion at Baker River hatcheryStatement from Billy Frank Jr. on mark selective fisheriesKitsap Sun: Salmon blocking culvert battle loomsNisqually Tribe puts $450,000 towards salmon habitatNew Podcast: Squaxin Island Tribe clam tagging researchUnderstanding importance of salmon to tribesSmithsonian magazine features Squaxin Island Tribe's geoduck fisheryTulalip Tribes' natural resources commissioner on global warmingSquaxin Island Tribe transfers over 1 million coho to netpensKitsap Sun: Skokomish Tribe Tied To Its LandNWIC offering bachelor's degree in native environmental scienceFlood control proposal threatens salmon spawning habitat on Skagit RiverSound News sums up ecosystem conferenceTribal leaders commend return to scienceBilly Frank Jr. in the PI: Hands off the roadless areasPuyallup Tribe wants your signature to help save elkHarmful Algal Bloom Public Session: Internet Participation PossibleKing 5 on Nisqually estuary restorationBeing Frank in the Bellingham HeraldTulalip Tribes to build wetland as stormwater filterNisqually Valley News: decent chum runThe Olympian "thumbs down" on racist graffitiEveryday Olympia takes on racist graffiti at NisquallyPuyallup Tribe "scouring for survivors" after floodsPuyallup Tribe releases juvenile salmon report for 2008Tribal representatives talk fisheries management to state senateVandals target tribal fishermenTribes have hope for ObamaLummi Nation to move road off banks of Nooksack RiverCoast, Strait Tribes Receive Compensation for Sockeye RunFeds pay Tulalips and others for poor salmon returns on Fraser RiverNewspapers report on Skokomish, Tacoma Dam SettlementTribes, salmon and floodsPuyallup Tribe eyes Boise Creek restorationLummi celebrates Lily Point purchaseStillaguamish Tribe studies crab deaths from lost potsSpartina removal at Swinomish this weekendBaker Dam fish collector yields encouraging resultsPuyallup Tribal News: Elders to fish firstTribe's bison herd is a matter of healthStilly Buffalo Make HeadlinesSwinomish Blesses the FleetStillaguamish Tribe takes healthy pride in new buffalo herdNo chinook fishing on Chehalis River systemOlympian: Squaxin Tribe asks to halt new wells in Johns Creek watershedOil response vessels beefed up at Neah BayQwuloolt estuary restoration on scheduleDave Sones, Makah Tribe, on KUOW on importance of salmon habitatNorth Kitsap Herald: Creek Clean Up for Salmon, TroutKitsap Sun: Cooperation at Salmon Harvest TalksStillaguamish Tribe keeps an eye on eaglesPuyallup Tribe supplies chinook for school kids and creekPort Gamble Continues Dock FightHealth of Port Susan Bay at riskSteelhead Populations in KitsapCoast Salish leaders commit to environmental actionIncreased Flows on Skokomish North ForkCarcasses on Elwha River Make the TimesScience is hitching a ride on tribal canoe journeySalish tribes gather at Tulalip to set common policyFarms and fish can live togetherSVH: Restoration project best for coho, SkagitCoho return to Upper Skagit reservationLummi fishermen dig deep for geoducksJamestown S'Klallam may retain treaty hunting rights in rec areaFirst tribe in US to receive EPA certification for watershed planPT Leader: Building a better barge for the Squaxin Island TribeFree the Hoh River in the Seattle PIStilly's eagles get their dayProposed Dock in Gamble Bay ApprovedCrabbers feeling the pinchWater plant part of Elwha dam removal celebratedCulverts add obstacles to salmon, state, politicsElk herd keeps Stillaguamish Tribe fedTulalips to hold gathering of coastal Indian tribesNo Permanent Dock for Port Gamble BaySuquamish Tribe receives SRFB fundingStillaguamish buys land for buffaloHow the salmon grant money will be usedSkagit County receives millionsClimate change threatens Northwest iconsEarly Dungeness crab landings goodTulalips aid in resource protectionGrant may save Stillaguamish River chinookWhatcom County groups win $3.5 million for salmon recoveryPort Gamble S'Klallam Concerned About Proposed Dock in Home WatersSRF Board grant funding and the Nisqually estuarySuquamish helps with culvert removal projectSnohomish County urban flooding likely hurt salmonRoad project near Lummi delayedSalmon Eggs Swept Away by FloodsStudents tour Stilly Fish HatcheryPat Neal on the Fish WarsMystery of discarded salmon solvedWill it be safe to eat fish from the Duwamish?NWIFC, Fish and Wildlife Commission on TVWTribal hatchery work impacts future of salmonState-tribal project marks century of saving salmonNWIFC, Fish and Wildlife commission meetBiologists use high-tech equipment to spy on Skagit River chumFish for a buck!Tulalip puts oil spill equipment to usePuyallup Herald on Clarks Creek hatcheryKPLU on South Sound cohoChinook Spawning at Grovers HatcheryPink salmon in Clarks Creek near PuyallupLummis object to bay cleanup plansThe Olympian: Alarm sounds for young cohoPutting the wet in wetlandsSkokomish breaches dikes; tides return to estuaryTNT: Backup of salmon highlights river management disputeLog airlift helps fish return to their rootsOpinions from over the weekend on culvert caseMedia roundup of culvert case decisionCourt decides in favor of tribes in culvert caseNew wastewater system at state park to help canalWhat the Elwha River will look like following dam removalSkokomish Tribe to start dike removal processKitsap nearshores closely observedBaker Dam fish passages could boost sockeye runsSwinomish hope for biodiesel from sunflowersLummi hosts largest potlatch in 70 yearsOlympian at the Squaxin Island Tribe First Salmon CeremonySeattle Times: Tribe swaps land with WA State ParksLummi Nation Is First In Nation In Hazard MitigationPaddling to the PotlatchTribal paddlers arrive for festivitiesMore canoe coverageCanoes land at historic treaty siteTribes to gather at treaty siteCanoeists complete leg in trip to LummiTidal power sites soughtLummi to host historic meeting of the nationsDungeness Elk fence proposal still on the booksPaddle to Lummi coverageTribes, commercial growers celebrate shellfish settlementCommentary: Harvest shows sound wildlife co-managementSVH Editorial: Limited permits for hunting bull elk are equitableSeattle Times: Thanks to hatchery change, prices upSVH: Plans for Nooksack Herd UnveiledReturn of the KingTribal canoeists will camp in MukilteoTribal leader tries to drum up federal funding for water pipelineScientists receive $900,000 federal grantSVH: Upper Skagit holds annual blessingTulalip Bubble Fishery opens June 1"We all benefit from shellfish agreement"Hood Canal Summer Chum plan adoptedWhale quota renewed for MakahHunters get permit to shoot elkKing 5: Sediment could be aiding bacteriaIndian college's 4-year degree wins approvalBellingham Herald: Lummis hold hearing on new water rulesUpper Skagit Tribe returns to Whidbey Island for clam digSwinomish Blessing of the FleetMedia coverage of shellfish settlementLummis honor returning salmonThe Herald: State, Tulalips disagree on whether wild chinook should be releasedSVH: Tribes react to steelhead listingP-I: Utilities to explore power in the tidesTulalip to release 1.3 million chinookStreamside buffer tax unlikely to go to Skagit votersSVH: Wiley Slough's return to nature delayedElwha dam removal delayed once againSwinomish release results of shellfish studyKitsap Sun: Story and video on new selective fisheriesEarth Day volunteers landscape Swinomish restoration siteTulalip, Stillaguamish join push to repair forest roadsNorth Kitsap Herald: Grover's Creek set to release chinookNew NWIFC magazine availableSkagit streamside buffer plans rejected beforeSkagit County proposes raising taxes to save salmonSVH: Wiley Slough restoration moving forwardSeattle Times: Puyallup Tribe aids hatchery chinookBellingham Herald urges U.S., Canada to put fish firstSeries about Puget Sound continuesTimes features tribal reliance on natural resourcesUSGS mapping Skagit Bay, Deception PassOil spill settlement makes regional newspapersHerald: Snohomish to study tidal power turbinesHerald: State and tribes to renew talksElk Fencing Options PursuedHerald: Tribes pursue rights in courtSeattle Times notes Tulalip's tidal power siteHerald: Smith Island to nurture salmonThe Herald runs story on elk relocationPapers cover Sequim elk updateNorth Kitsap Herald: Tribe receives oil spill trailerNewspapers, TV cover elk relocationSeattle PI blog on Oakland BayThe Olympian: Mason septic systems on noticeLummi: Nooksack River salmon are safeSeattle Times: Dam is gone, salmon are backSkagit Valley Herald: Grant helps Swinomish prepare for oil spillsBellingham Herald: Nooksack project would aid salmonMuckleshoot: Lake Tapps plan puts fish at riskArlington Times: Stillaguamish Tribe plants trees at "adopted" Hatt Slough boat launchIndian Country Today: 'People have got to stand up'Squaxin Beach Seine movieSuquamish Tribe helping out with forgage fish studyBilly Frank and Hank Adams in Oregon tomorrowKing County Journal: 550 salmon from Issaquah Hatchery transplanted into Tibbetts CreekThe Herald: Tulalips can hunt on firm's propertyThe Olympian: Nisqually River project a step forwardBellingham Herald: Efforts to aid Nooksack Salmon Reviewed"Welcoming the Tides" to Nisqually coverageBlackmouth health advisory coverageEverett Herald: Tribes seek greater cloutTulalip Tribes react to fishing lawsuitKOMO 4: Puyallup Tribe tracks bull troutTacoma News Tribune: Eatonville Logjams part of bigger pictureSeattle Times: Elwha Tribe give steelhead a helping handSkokomish Tribe and the Hood Canal Dead ZoneNice profile on Stan Jones (Tulalip Tribes) in the Seattle TimesMashel restoration near EatonvilleKitsap Sun: Skokomish River Restoration Project Gets $1 Million LiftSeattle Times: Lake Ozette SockeyeLummi gets estuary moneySeattle PI op-ed on the Puget Sound InitiativeListen to the PI editorial board with Billy Frank Jr., rest of Puget Sound PartnershipAnother Puget Sound Partnership articleSeattle PI: Allow public to help Sound, report urgesTulalip Tribes plan estuary restorationSuquamish Tribe challenges Bainbridge Island CAOPuyallup Tribe saving, tracking steelheadTribes move elk to help farmerBilly Frank Jr. in the PI: salmon recovery is all about habitatKPLU: Tribes Will Relocate Problem Elk"Treaty tribes have helped cut salmon harvest by 84 percent"Bellingham Herald: Nooksack salmon habitat restoration set to beginSeattle Times: Sequim elk in urban squeezeKing 5: Major clam bay near shelton in troubleJamestown S'Klallam Tribe offers solution to Sequim Elk herdThe Status of State/Tribal Co-management of Natural Resources/Environment.Billy Frank Jr.'s extended interview on KIRO 7Tulalip Tribes help celebrate protection of marine environmentOhop Creek benefiting from landowner driven restorationChum back in Muck Creek, Nisqually WatershedKing 5: Nisqually River late cohoPeninsula Daily News: Junkers Removed From River By Quileute TribeHank Adams wins Indian Country Today's American Indian Visionary AwardTulalip Tribes looking at eelgrassQuileute removes junk vehilces press releaseTwo new releases: Quileute sockeye surveys and Lower Elwha restorationPuget Sound Partnership launchedTribal co-management on TVWBilly Frank Jr. on Vine DeloriaKitsap Sun: Suquamish Netting Few SalmonMuckleshoot Fisheries bio on global warming, salmonThe Olympian: Hood Canal gets help breathingKitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe chum spawning surveysMakah Tribe creates Sooes Creek habitatTacoma News Tribune: System spawns successSalmon habitat restoration at Clear CreekTribal And Local Input Must Go Into Creation Of Marine Protected AreasMore Than Lack of Rain Causes Water ShortageLandmark "Pathway to Recovery" For Skagit River Chinook CompletedElk "Alive and Kicking" After Tribes' TransferNew Hatchery Tagging Trailer Helps SalmonHoh Tribe's Planting Effort Using Science To Combat InsectVolunteers Rediscover A Late Coho Salmon RunGrayum Named NWIFC Executive DirectorTribes Release Watersheds ReportNisqually River Chinook Trending Towards RecoveryRivers End Homes Removed To Help Restore EstuaryRestoration Projects Would Improve Salmon Habitat In Salt CreekRoad Abandoned To Restore Salmon HabitatFederal Update: Brief Budget UpdatePuyallup River Steelhead Dropping Off the ChartsPast Flood Reduces Dungeness River Pink Salmon RunVolunteers, Tribe Boost Chum Numbers In Neighborhood CreekNearshore Habitat Focus of South Sound Recovery PlanGovernor Commits to Development of State/Tribal Process For Water LegislationSei Whale Carcass Gives Rare Opportunity For ResearchQuileute Elk Study Finds Dickey Herds In Poor ConditionVolunteers Watch for the Nisqually SalmonTribes Protect Salmon Resource Through MonitoringSSC Road Project to Benefit All Species of SalmonSalmon Help Sustain Military CommunityProposed Rezoning Of Forestland Could Harm Kitsap CountyPoulsbo Salmon Habitat Restoration Project Includes New Park41 Elk Moved From St. Helens To North Cascades$1.1 Million Grant Boosts Sauk-Suiattle Tribe's Fisheries, Wildlife EnforcementRescue Tug Begins Five-Year Seasonal Stint In Neah BayPollution Limits Shellfish Harvest In Dungeness BayTo Save Threatened Chinook, Swinomish Tribe Prepared To SueFish Restoration Efforts Get Boost From Improved Monitoring CapabilitiesFunding Shortfall Jeopardizes U.S./Canada Pacific Salmon CommissionQuilcene Coho Salmon Fishery Helps Sustain Tribes' Way Of LifeSquaxin Island Tribe Searching Out Young SalmonWorking With Local Farmer, SSC Launches Ambitious Recovery ProjectTribe, Coalition Working With Landowners To Survey Salt Creek WatershedMaintaining An Ancient Tradition, Upper Skagit Distribute Salmon To EldersTribes Improve Elk Habitat In Anticipation of TransferTribes' Landmark Salmon Recovery Project Already Paying OffTulalips Restoring Former Boeing, Military SiteTulalip Study Will Reveal Mysteries of Area EstuariesTreaty Tribes And Washington State Working To Improve Knowledge Of GroundfishMakah Tribe Knows It's In The WaterGovernor Locke Chooses to Sign Bad News Bills Over Tribes' ObjectionNisqually Tribe, Enhancement Group Explore Off-Channel HabitatTribes Work To Restore Native Olympia OystersTribes Study Salmon Migration On The Hamma Hamma RiverTribes Continue To Oppose "Water Grab And Hoarding Bills of 2003"China Epidemic Damaging Tribal Shellfish ExportsWay Of Life Sustained By Swinomish TribeScientists Release New Recommendations for Reforming Puget Sound/Coastal Washington Hatchery SystemLegislators, Tribes, Environmental Organizations And Others: Opposing The Water BillsUpstream of Old Dam, Squaxin Island Tribe Finding SalmonGovernor's Office Appoints Soicher To Forest Practices BoardCareful Harvest Management Leads To Healthy Salmon Returns In 2002Inmates Help Stillaguamish Tribe Improve Coho HabitatHurd Creek Hatchery Vital To Salmon RestorationMel Moon Named to National Marine Protected Area Federal Advisory BoardUnited Tribes Distribute Water PrinciplesTribes Urge Public To Heed Water ProblemsTribal Technicians Come To The Aid Of Injured Bald EagleLummi Culvert Project Opens Up Critical Habitat For SalmonValue Of Chum Salmon Greater Than Its PartsTribe Maps Chinook Spawning Grounds Along The Dungeness RiverWater Quality Monitoring Critical For Quileute TribeLetting The Tide Come In At The Nisqually EstuaryTribal Hunters Combat "Mad Deer and Elk" DiseaseIf You Weed It, They Should ComePlant Import Threatens Salmon Recovery On the Hoh RiverLandowner, Tribe Work To Restore Salmon Habitat Along Dogfish CreekTribal Neighbors Share In Salmon BountyTribes, State Complete Review Of Puget Sound Chinook Hatchery OperationsCoastal Treaty Tribes Address Groundfish DeclinesTwin River's Salmon Getting Help From Twin RotorsSeventh Generation Legacy Awards To Be PresentedTribal Canoe Journeys An Important Link To Tribal AncestorsTribes Change Harvest To Benefit Summer ChumMoving Upstream, Just Like A SalmonTribes Race To Save Threatened Marbled MurreletTribes Released 30 Million Salmon in 2001Clam Die Off On Hood Canal Beaches Affects Tribal HarvestersUpper Skagit Tribe Works to Boost Dwindling Goat, Elk PopulationsThe Secret Shoreline Life of Salmon RevealedDespite Lack Of Water And Demand By Many, Peace On The DungenessStream Walkers: Hoh Tribal Staff Take Annual Tally Of Spawning SalmonAncient Salmon Once Swam The Skokomish RiverTribes Working To Improve Reliability Of Wild Coho DataLearning The Ways Of The Past Through Science Of TodayYoung Salmon Counted As They Head To SeaGetting Close To Young Salmon On The Elwha RiverUpper Skagit Tribe Hosts Sixth Annual �Kids Fishing Day�Survey Reveals Depth Of Makah Community Support For WhalingWinter Floods Can Be Good For The Long Term Success Of SalmonSSC Tribes' Riparian Work Benefits Skagit RiverSteelhead Sustains Hoh Tribe During Long WinterBlackcod Declines Deal Economic Blow To Tribal FishermenLegislative News: Washington Legislative Session ReviewTracking The Molt Cycle In The Strait Of Juan De FucaBreaking Down Walls To Restore The Skokomish EstuaryLower Elwha Klallam Tribe Fights for Existence of Sol Duc HatcheryRecord Salmon Escapement In 2001 A Result Of Sound Co-managementOld Maps Give New View Of Hood Canal's FutureWhere Is The Water Coming From In Dungeness Bay?Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe Updating Red Urchin DataSalmon Harvest Making Its Way To Those Most In NeedPutting Chinook And Chum Salmon Habitat On The MapDungeness River Chinook Tagging Helps Track Restoration Efforts Across OceansHatchery Reform In Action At Suquamish's Grovers Creek HatcheryPerspectivesPiling on Puget Sound (Part 3): Comments against cumulative impactsPiling on Puget Sound (Part 2): Cumulative impacts and what we can do about them, but aren'tPiling on Puget Sound (Part 1): Cumulative impacts and how they're hurting natural resources and Treaty RightsNWIFC MagazineNew NWIFC Magazine: Low snowpack concerns biologistsNWIFC Magazine: Steelhead hatchery broodstock and new leadershipEPA challenged on fish consumption rateIn the magazine: Short window for intertidal geoduck digNWIFC Magazine: Coastal Tribes Meet in D.C. on Climate Change (and other stories)NWIFC Magazine: Camas saved and planted in community gardenNWIFC Magazine: Glaciers, climate change and salmonNWIFC Magazine: Seabird Deaths Highlight Need for More Ocean ResearchNWIFC Magazine: Good management yields wild resultsNWIFC Magazine: Hard Work Brings ResultsNWIFC Magazine: Quinault leads the fight on fish diseasePodcastsPodcast: Clam digs bring Upper Skagit tribal members togetherPuyallup Tribe livespawns steelhead to give them one more chanceSwinomish Tribe holds blessing of the fleetPodcast: Nooksack Tribe revisits traditional dip net fishingCoastal Tribes Help Protect Public HealthNew Podcast: Squaxin Island Tribe clam tagging researchAdventures in Coho Stream SurveyingCollaborative efforts for Elwha River freshwater mussel rescueSpecial ReportsComprehensive Tribal Natural Resources Management 2010 now availableIntergovernmental Policy Council Annual Report 2008Recommendations to the Obama Administration and the 111th CongressTribal Technical Reports2013-2014 Annual Salmon, Steelhead, and Bull Trout Report: Puyallup/White River Watershed Water Resource Inventory Area 102012-2013 Annual Salmon, Steelhead, and Bull Trout Report: Puyallup/White River Watershed Water Resource Inventory Area 102011-2012 Annual Salmon, Steelhead, and Bull Trout Report: Puyallup/White River Watershed Water Resource Inventory Area 102010-2011 Annual Salmon, Steelhead, and Bull Trout Report: Puyallup/White River Watershed Water Resource Inventory Area 10Clam population variability within a Puget Sound bivalve management regionUncategorizedPDN: Jamestown S'Klallam, Agencies Discuss Pre-Drought Conditions in Dungeness RiverTightline Adventure at the Puyallup Tribe of IndiansVideo: Cleaning Point Julia on Port Gamble BayBilly Frank Jr 83rd Birthday Celebration RSVPBank protection will also protect salmonExtensive post on the management of fall chum by the Squaxin Island TribeConcerned about salmon survival, tribes press government for actionClimate change: Washington coastal tribes hosting symposium blending indigenous knowledge with western scienceBill signed by Obama will get Quileute tribal school, homes and government offices out of tsunami zoneTribes support Washington Shellfish InitiativeElwha Dam Removal Progress Visible from Public Viewing AreaElwha Dam Removal Celebration Wrap UpFederal Update for January 2010Federal Update for November 2009Federal Update for April 2009The Makah Nation, NWIFC Applaud Signing of "Tug Bill"Federal Update for March 2009Federal Update for February 2009Federal Update for December 2008Federal Update for June 2008Federal Update for May 2008LEG-COM NEWS for February 14, 2008Federal Update October/December 2007Federal Update October 2007Federal Update for August 2007Federal Update For July, 2007Final Weekly Leg-Com News and Priority Bills List for 2007Federal Update for April 2007LEG-COM NEWS, Legislative HOT SHEET and PRIORITY BILLS LIST for the Week of 4/9Leg-Com News For The Week of April 2, 2007Legislative Hotsheet for the week of March 19Leg-Com News For the week of March 12, 2007Priority Bills Updated March 6, 2007LEG-COM NEWS 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test fisheryVideo: Jamestown S'Klallam, landowner improve salmon habitat with bridgeVideo: Tribes survey Nooksack herd using elk scatVideo: Nisqually Tribe tracking historic pink runVideo: Nisqually geoduck surveysVideo: Nisqually Tribe steelhead surveysVideo: Treaty tribes honor first salmon, bless fishermenVideo: Upper Skagit youth learn traditional cedar gatheringNew Video: Putting in the Nisqually River weirVideo: One-minute glimpse into 24-hour crab fisheryVideo: Effects of coal terminal on fisheries, environmentDirector of Ecology talks water quality, toxic cleanupsDeborah Parker, Tulalip Tribes, at FieldSTEM breakfastVideo: Squaxin Island Tribe intertidal geoduck harvestVideo: Lummi Nation releases a million coho yearlingsFacing Climate Change features Swinomish Tribe in videoNisqually Tribe tracking salmon through Ohop CreekEarthfix: Squaxin Island Tribe investigates Johns Creek conditions after the fireVideo: State of Our Watersheds at Salmon HomecomingLummi Nation determined to protect Cherry PointTreaty Tribes release the State of Our Watersheds ReportKeep Our Seafood Clean: Puget Sound Partnership on the fish consumption rate (and a video)New Video: Traditional Food Night at Paddle to Squaxin 2012Opening up Midway Creek gives salmon more habitatNew Video: Squaxin Island Tribe Goldsborough acoustic trackingStillaguamish Tribe looks at pharmaceutical effects on fishLummi Nation honors first salmonVideo: Skokomish, Mason County complete wood project in Skokomish TidelandsMuckleshoot food program fosters creative solutionsVideo: Nisqually tribal crab fisherySport fishing video series takes a look at Puyallup Tribal fishingVideo: Midway Creek restoration by the Squaxin Island TribeVideo: Puyallup Tribe chinook spawning at Clarks CreekLummi Nation distributes sockeye to familiesStillaguamish Tribe raising captive broodstock to save South Fork chinookPhotos and video of Swinomish pink fisheryKUOW: Three-part series on the importance of Elwha River restorationVideo: Tribal Canoe Journey and landing at the Swinomish Indian Tribal CommunityVideo: First fish transfer to new Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe hatcheryNational History Day winning video on treaty fishing rightsVideo: Lummi Nation Celebrates First Salmon CeremonyLummi Nation holds community cleanupVideo: Nisqually watershed restoration from aboveVideo: Skokomish Tribe Earth Day event with Hood Canal SchoolSquaxin Island Tribe Dutcher Cove private tideland shellfish harvestVideo: Swinomish Tribe conducts nearshore surveysKing Tide at Nisqually (video and pictures)Video: Squaxin Island Tribe geoduck samplingVideo: Mashel River volunteer planting and Ciscoe MorrisVideo: Puget Sound Tour comes to NisquallyVideo: Sockeye salmon spawning on the Adams RiverVideo: Chinook spawning at the Puyallup Tribe's Clark Creek HatcheryVideo: Another record bull trout count on the White RiverVideos from 40th anniversary of Puyallup River encampment raidVideo, presentations from NWIFC ocean 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